From: "Rob Studdert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
What a pity, a sad tale indeed regardless of the catalysts that
precipitated
its demise.
Yes, I think Pentax obviously made the right decision to not deliver the
MZ-D, when the facts were known. They obviously made the wrong decision
originally to go with that sensor and 'bait' the market. I wouldn't
actually blame Phillips. I would bet all the signs were there that Phillips
was struggling to produce the sensor in either quantity/quality and that
those signs were not recognized or they were misread.
Of course it's water under the bridge now.
Tom C.
