In a message dated 6/25/07 13:26:57, [log in to unmask] writes:
> Given the choice between a low reliability product for less money and a
> higher reliability product I tend to pay a little extra so I don't have to
> deal with the failures and replacement costs... wouldn't you? It's just good
> economic and business sense. And as a supplier of robust products you get
> the extra bonus of a reputation for being a company that builds reliable
> equipment... that's kind of fun to brag about too... :)
>
Hi Bill,
That is nice, but as a consumer, how do you differentiate between "a low
reliability product" and "a higher reliability product"? The brand name is not a
real guide--just go on the internet and look at a the 'cottage industry' for
laptop repairs.
Werner
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