Actually it is just socialism but, yeah, it was still an ideal that didn't pan out.
Getting a touch more serious again:
I have been tongue-in-cheek for the latter part of this discussion but my central theme still rings true - it is a shame that there is some lovely functionality that we "average" consumers are deprived of.
I find it unusual that the only way to justify the cost of $300 for the crystal version is to say that normal users do not have it (in a generic form); I would have naively thought that the fact it displays the company's own logo makes it worth that. Especially compared to other advertising costs.
Paul.
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