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Article #287Re: Watch TV on your PC ???
From: Tyson Dowd
Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1998 00:00
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Glen Rosie <rosie@iweb.net.au> writes: >Jason Stokes wrote: >> WHAT??? You mean I can use a $3,000 computer to do the job of a $450 >> TV and VCR? Sign me up now! >I'm in no way associated with Traxan or anything, but don't have a go at >someone unless you know what you're talking about, which you obvoiusly don't. >I'm not aware of too many $450 TV and VCR combos or even by themselves at that >price that provide digital online editing of sound/video. I'm aware that this >product only allows input and output of the material and you need software for >the editing, but still!! Even if this is your pathetic attempt at having a go >at someone trying to buy into the market share, in the correct manner or not is >not for me to judge, his hardware costs $139, a far cry from $450 that you >state which will not do the job that his product will. >So, basically, get it right or shutup!! I think it was him having a go at someone advertising in a discussion group. It belongs in aus.ads.forsale, not aus.tv and the other groups it was advertised in.
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