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<p>[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 912638, member: 13650"]I would bet that's coming in a few years. An idea probably already thought of by them, but they can't release the best stuff initially because they would lose profits. Gotta have people re-submit to get the latest and greatest slab. That requires a new, mundane feature that could have been implemented in the last version!!</p><p><br /></p><p> I always use the Ipod as a classic example of this logic. The generation 1, the very first, debuted near the end of 2001. Look at all the upgrades it's went through in less than 8 years! The gen 1's were so plane jane, they may as well have printed a Model-T on the cover to dress them up! Basically, they sucked. They didn't even have color options! I mean, come on. Who are we fooling?? But, we had nothing better at the time so people paid big money to get the 80's looking things! The public ate em up.</p><p><br /></p><p> You can't tell me all or most of the features the gen 7s (or whatever we're up to now), couldn't have been developed in 2002. Each generation is just a little bit better. </p><p> I've got a 3rd gen. nano, 8 GB and I'm probably supposed to feel like it's worn out and obsolete so I should buy a new one. The wife got a 5th and I should probably be jealous. But their marketing hasn't gotten to me yet. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie8" alt=":D" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p> You have to give them credit though, for all the extra revenue they've derived from improvements they've purposely held back. TPG slabs seem to be no different.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 912638, member: 13650"]I would bet that's coming in a few years. An idea probably already thought of by them, but they can't release the best stuff initially because they would lose profits. Gotta have people re-submit to get the latest and greatest slab. That requires a new, mundane feature that could have been implemented in the last version!! I always use the Ipod as a classic example of this logic. The generation 1, the very first, debuted near the end of 2001. Look at all the upgrades it's went through in less than 8 years! The gen 1's were so plane jane, they may as well have printed a Model-T on the cover to dress them up! Basically, they sucked. They didn't even have color options! I mean, come on. Who are we fooling?? But, we had nothing better at the time so people paid big money to get the 80's looking things! The public ate em up. You can't tell me all or most of the features the gen 7s (or whatever we're up to now), couldn't have been developed in 2002. Each generation is just a little bit better. I've got a 3rd gen. nano, 8 GB and I'm probably supposed to feel like it's worn out and obsolete so I should buy a new one. The wife got a 5th and I should probably be jealous. But their marketing hasn't gotten to me yet. :D You have to give them credit though, for all the extra revenue they've derived from improvements they've purposely held back. TPG slabs seem to be no different.[/QUOTE]
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