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    manticore got a reaction from lookin in New Apple IMac   
    Much of the frenzy can be resisted.  I give TotallyOz credit for not upgrading frequently for the sake of updating.  He started this thread saying he got 5+ years out of his current machine.
    I get 5+ years out of computers too.  And I don't find that the industry requires me to spend a lot with each round.  I use commodity PC hardware (to run Linux, not Windows) and I don't need to replace everything when I get a new computer.  I can usually re-use the cabinet, power supply, disk drives, keyboard, mouse, and monitor.  PC hardware standards are actually fairly stable considering how much the industry changes.  I can't speak for the Apple situation, as I don't use their products.
    Many things have gotten cheaper and simpler with time.  It used to be I'd need a new video card with each new CPU+motherboard but nowadays Intel CPUs have graphics built in that is more than adequate for my purposes; I don't buy video cards anymore.
     
     

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