Author: Steve B
Date: 04:32:24 05/11/05
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Martin i consider it an originally released Dedicated module set not by a major manufacturer but this is not the criteria it has to be be released for sale to the general public and not a computer that was originally released and then modified i have no problem welcoming it in my collection with open arms i do wonder however how the Resurrection will impact the value of the Tasc R40 as you well know the R40 was the highest rated computer ever released for sale.. now this will no longer be true i imagine the value of the R40 could decline but this has no interest to me if it does it will be interesting however to see what offers i get from collectors for the R40 after the Resurrections release not a week goes by that i am not contacted by someone i dont even know to sell the R40 as well other rare computers.generally i do not even reply if i dont even know the person if i do know them i of course decline so i will be curious to see if the offering prices will go down also i am seriously thinking of buying another Resurrection when Ruud provides the update to the program in the summer as a collector i will always want to have the very first version of the Resurrection and for the upgrades perhaps another module set Best Steve >Ruud's module is actually not an originally released one. I thought for a real >collector (well, I'm not a true collector just someone interested in >schachcomputer ;)), for a real hardcore collector such a module would not be >collectable... ;) > >Non-collecting Regards, >Martin
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