And in five years we'll probably be wearing computers on our wrists with storage counted in terabytes, or perhaps a whole new paradigm where "storage" as such is an obsolete concept, analogous to saying "I have 29 million books in my house" when I have a link to the Library of Congress.
Time flies when you're having fun!
tanstaafl.
This is why I
a) put off replacing still-functional technology items
2) buy 'last year's model' at reduced price
I just can't make the numbers work for buying cutting edge stuff. I'd rather wait for the bugs to get worked out (or found out!) and pay less for a more robust piece.
I recently stepped into the DSLR world with a Canon D300 for $185. It does all that I need it to do. When new, they were $999.
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