Author: Steve B
Date: 16:21:04 10/01/05
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Hi Martin, However, what makes the R40 a>little bit less valuable than it potentially could be, is in my eyes the >existence of the R30. The only difference between the two is only the cpu and >the ram (and the cooling), the "feeling" to play them should be therefore very >similar. Or, let me put it this way: If there was no R30 in the world, the value >of the R40 would be probably even higher than it is now. yes very true and of course, as you were quick to point out already, the fact that it will no longer be considered the strongest must have some negative impact on value you must also consider that ALL Tasc computers will suffer in value if the Res-Fruit proves to be much stronger whereas before the R30 v2.5 was the second strongest now it is the third strongest and so on for the R30's i think perhaps a reduction in value of close to 50%-75% my guess will be 10-20% less value for the R40 sadly this will bring its value to between $7500-$10000 sigh.. Kidding Myself Regards Steve
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