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Originally Posted by Colin Dunstan
You are right about your last assumption. U&A are liquidation specialists in the Bay Area who mop up after bankruptcies.
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Thanks for the link. I assumed that they were something of the sort, but a quick Google revealed nothing...
(Offtopic: That's a horrible webpage - who uses flash for buttons?!!)
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Originally Posted by Alexander
"My own Zodiac now goes up on the shelf as another example of innovative engineering that tried and ultimately failed."
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Innovation seems to die all too much...
Look at someone like Dell - they sell things cheap, but they don't really create anything innovative. Sure, I'll give points that the Axim seems to be a good (albeit Windows
) device, but it's not innovative... They just got into the market when they could do it cheaply and make a profit.
That seems to be the way all-too-many companies are going. What with the recent
HP layoffs, and Dell's traditional lack-of-innovation, who's really left that actually can make something new?