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Subject: Re: Thrown out HP's...
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Date: 4 Mar 91 00:53:26 GMT
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In article <18440002@hplsla.HP.COM> jamesv@hplsla.HP.COM (James Vasil) writes:
>next release WHICH YOU CAN BUY IF YOU WANT TO."  OK, how many of you 
>who have sent in your calculator for "repair" would have done so if HP
>had charged $50 for the upgrade???[2]

Interesting question, but considering what I have put into the calc already, I
would have to say YES.  I would pay $50 to upgrade the calc and I might end up
paying that or more when the Rev. F comes out.  I plan to have the latest
version, because the more recent, the more open my options are.  

	ian

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