I like when people assume that the only reason you have old tech in the office is just because you're too lazy to buy the latest and the greatest. Sometimes it's just because the best you can hope for is to replace 1/3 of your computers each year and maybe get one or 2 new printers or fax machines as they die off. It seems to me that real businesses are always playing catch up if they have to stay within budgets no matter how much more productive the new toys are alledged to be.
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