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I'm not talking about obsolescence. I'm just only think that buying now a good SCSI hardisk or more megabytes for your ACTUAL system(s) (if you need the extra power NOW. I simply buy things when I need them) and when you buy a new one, you can allways put your megabytes (hd and mem) to the new one. So they allways been there (specially hard drives). Of course you can buy them in the future for less money, but if you need more power now, don't want (or don't need) to buy a new system, more memory and hd space is a good buy for that reason. Regarding EISA…well, if I've bought an EISA computer one year ago is because I know that in the future I can upgrade to new (more powerful and modern boards than my old ISAs) WITHOUT buying a new computer to hold them (which will extend its life) I agree with you that now, the correct move is wait. I also think that for those who need the computer power now (i.e.upgrade a 386) they can buy a computer that will fit any future upgrade, and a company that really guarantee you the escalability of your system (and for now, I find the Triflex/PC to be the best move to do that). Ana