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: DDR2 Memory: Near or Distant Future? Review
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Posted on Friday, June 18 2004 @ 16:33:48 CEST by LSDsmurf |
We would like to begin by mentioning a good old marketing principle:
if you want to sell a product to a man who has no need for it, then
you should create this need in the first place. In our case, we should
realise that such categories as "objective needs" or "true/false
needs" can't actually be applied to the modern computer market at all.
Did users have a need for DDR? No, they didn't. Users need neither
DDRs, nor new CPUs, nor new graphic cards or HDDs. All they need is to
have programs they deal with working nice and fast on their computers.
But memory producers as well as CPU and chipset manufacturers decided
that users needed DDR memory. Although, it was, in fact, like this:
they needed them to need it.
Link: Digit-Life
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