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Old 06-05-2011, 04:44 AM   #53
Greg Anos
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Originally Posted by HansTWN View Post
To each his own I guess. I basically replied because you gave the impression that upgrading would be a terrible waste under almost all circumstances. And if we all only got what we absolutely needed instead of what we wanted we would still be living in the stone age. The key is to stay within the limits of what you can easily afford.
Fair enough. What I (and others) are pointing out, is that there is a large populace out there whose computing needs are already met (and then some) by current computing levels. (Unlike, say, 20 years ago.) For those people, system upgrades are of questionable value.

This isn't to say that others don't need the latest in hardware/software, but it's not everybody. I'd rather spend the perpetual upgrade costs on another day or two of vacation each year. (But that's me, other people's mileage will vary, which makes the world a better place.)
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