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Wayfinder · 03-09-03, 06:11 PM

Just as a thought: if I'm correct, USB 2.0 is backward compatible, so it doesn't matter whether people have new or old systems, or whether they're comp literate or not. It woulda still worked.

In addition, if I'm right, USB 2.0 is not a "licensed" technology, but is a market-wide agreed specification that anyone can use without licensing.

Maybe I'm wrong on both o' these things... but I dinna think so.
;)

As far as cost vs value... in almost every aspect the Dell is a high quality unit. I have never believed in cutting corners just to lower cost. "The pleasure of low price is forgotten long before the pain of poor quality." -- Me

03-09-03, 06:11 PM	#10 (permalink)
Wayfinder Aximsite All Star Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: KC MO USA Posts: 814 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Just as a thought: if I'm correct, USB 2.0 is backward compatible, so it doesn't matter whether people have new or old systems, or whether they're comp literate or not. It woulda still worked. In addition, if I'm right, USB 2.0 is not a "licensed" technology, but is a market-wide agreed specification that anyone can use without licensing. Maybe I'm wrong on both o' these things... but I dinna think so. ;) As far as cost vs value... in almost every aspect the Dell is a high quality unit. I have never believed in cutting corners just to lower cost. "The pleasure of low price is forgotten long before the pain of poor quality." -- Me __________________ :)http://Truesite.org .... There's something there for everybody.:) Almost Irish (free MP3s) -- Quest of the Turtle -- Personality Evaluation (free download) -- Wayfinder's Homepage... and more. Last edited by Wayfinder; 03-09-03 at 06:13 PM.