I think it will be more interesting to see how a company that has already
gone out of business once will be able to convince customers to trust them
the second time around.
I have a Newer Tech G3 card in my trusty ol 6100, never missed a
beat, I think Newer techs quality was good, the
Michael Bryan Bell wrote:
Out of all of those, oddly I had the best luck with the metabox joe cards...
Herewith, A Cautionary Tale of Upgrades
Yeah, I have one of those.
I had some really strange problems with it though.
I couldn't get it to run at it's rated speed (though, it does state in
Shawn has the point exactly.
As much as I loved my prior NewerTech products, and advocated the
company, until they make good on the $100 rebate they owe me (from a
G3 upgrade sale: item paid for received, but then they closed
before honoring the rebate), they'll not see a penny more of my
Jim:
It sucks that you never got your refund. No doubt you been asking for it
since? Bankruptcy comes with a lot of ill will for the consumer.
Even if they demure, it might be worth getting something they produce
via other resellers if it helps your overall mac life.
Maybe you've burned off
Ah, but why did they go out of business? That's the catch. I don't think they
went out of business because they had an inferior product!
A large percentage of failed business don't fail due to an inferior product,
although that can often be a catalyst. :(
I bought numerous
Newertech G3
I agree with that, as my G3/320 was a great product and they could have sold
many more if they had been available.
Tom
on 6/9/02 12:20 PM, Gary D. Adams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah, but why did they go out of business? That's the catch. I don't think they
went out of business because they
A couple of weeks ago, there was some discussion here about this. For
those of you who don't get OWC's newsletter, here's an excerpt:
. . . . Newer Tech has seen the
light of day again and Other World Computing has engaged them to be the
EXCLUSIVE world wide source for all of their products.
If you're going to use code names, at least use the correct names; the
PowerBook (Firewire) is more commonly referred to as a Pismo, not
Prismo. This unit is called after a popular beach in California, Pismo
Beach.
On Saturday, June 8, 2002, at 05:37 AM, Chrys Cruz wrote:
A couple of
On 6/8/02 2:30 PM, (G-Books) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2002 08:07:42 -0500
Subject: Re: G4 For Prismo!! (or rather, Pismo)
From: Jeremy Derr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you're going to use code names, at least use
My very bad. . . . help me- there's an r stuck in my head. Somehow my
brain had always read it that way. Thanks Jeremy for the correction.
If you're going to use code names, at least use the correct names; the
PowerBook (Firewire) is more commonly referred to as a Pismo, not
Prismo. This
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