Author: Georg Langrath
Date: 01:55:29 12/07/00
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Yes you are right. And I think it depends on that strength of for example Par Excellence is enough for 99.99 % of people. So why bother about making stronger programs? There is no money in that. Georg On December 06, 2000 at 17:39:51, Fernando Villegas wrote: >I have made a trip along the sites of the main dedicated units manufacturers, >like Excalibur, Saitek and Novag, and, although all these companies presents >pretty units, I wonder If only one of all them, from the mere toys to expensive >units for "experts", has a really new engine. I have the feeling that many of >those NEW brand pieces of plastic simulating wood are enclosing very old >programs, some of them of 90's vintage and even, I suspect, 80's vintage, like >the Phantom unit by Excalibur that I believe it is the old Fidelity computer of >1985 with the Par Excellence program -or a version of it- by the Spracklen. >Someone with info about this? >Fernando
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