There is another way to view DSLR obsolescence. The problems with PC's
is that new software gets bigger and new gizmos want a faster computer.
Also, many of us let junk build up on our computers which actually slow
them down. If you are satisfied with the image quality of a DSLR, then
it should last longer than a PC as long as you still have some way to
get the pictures off of the camera. The real problem might be this last
issue. It's these software compatibility issues that could ultimately
limit the lifespan of a DSLR. After all, the biggest problem with my 4
MP E-10 is that it's not K Mount.
