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As often as they break or want and can afford a bigger one. I'd need a pretty compelling reason to buy a new TV even every five years.
by benologist 16y ago
As often as they break or want and can afford a bigger one.
I'd need a pretty compelling reason to buy a new TV even every five years.
- edash 16y agoHow many Walkman's or Discman's did you buy before the iPod came out? The market for portable music devices went up exponentially from the 90's to the mid-2000's when the iPod achieved mainstream status. I bought two iPods in three years before the iPhone made 'em useless. Consumer behavior isn't set in stone. Source: http://www.in-stat.com/press.asp?ID=1366&sku=IN0502148ID http://www.in-stat.com/press.asp?ID=1366&sku=IN0502148ID
- te_chris 16y agoOff topic, but the iPhone has done anything but make my iPod Classic useless. It's shown me what a brilliant and useful device my Classic is, that I can hold 120gigs of music in my pocket at all times. You have to be a music fan to really appreciate this, but for me I like that I have a smart phone and an iPod and, if my classic broke, I would certainly buy another one.
- stcredzero 16y agoRe-read my comment. It's set-top box not TV.
- benologist 16y agoOops, my bad. The rest of us were discussion televisions, not set-top boxes!