At least with upgraded modules, the old ones are still useful! The more
modules, the better. With video, you just stick the old ones in the closet.
I was one of those people who bought heavily into laserdiscs for YEARS
before DVD, and it's sad to have to replace all those laserdiscs with DVDs
whose quality increase, I'm sorry, is questionable at best.
-----Original Message-----
From: Al Wagner [mailto:
aardvark-mi@...]
Sent:Thursday, 27 July, 2000 10:12 AM
To:
motm@egroups.comSubject:Re: [motm] General Update
If it's only going to be a couple of months I can wait for '101... If it's
going to be for extended uncertain period of time then, since I do not have
a Noise S/H, I'll take a reissue of the '100 and get the '101 later...
Hey! Isn't this what Lucas Arts is doing with Star Wars home video? First
you have the regular VHS, then after a few years you have the "remastered"
version VHS, then within a year after everyone buys the "remaster' you have
the "special addition" VHS with "new footage" and now Lucas Arts is dangling
the DVD carrot...<ducking>
Al Wagner