Dwight,
The support argument is just technicalities. Practically speaking, there are very significant commodity-like aspects to PCs, DRAMs, and modems (in varying degrees).
As a function of time, the commoditization of these items increase.
GATE: Yes, they don't have much corporate exposure, but their direct model, and good reputation does wonders for them (unlike Packard Bell). I looked back at my earlier post--I didn't make that clear enough. Sorry.
>Good luck, and don't be bashful about jumping on the USRX train when you see it about to pull out of the station, whenever that may be.>
I won't be. I've said that I'm probably going to get back into USRX sometime, and I WILL. But I think it will be later, rather than sooner. |
