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[News] Update your Pegasos II G3/600 to a Pegasos II G4/1GHzANN.lu
Posted on 04-Aug-2004 13:03 GMT by anonymous (Edited on 2004-08-04 17:26:02 GMT by Christophe Decanini)28 comments
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From www.morphos-news.de: The German Pegasos dealer Vesalia is currently offering G4/1GHz CPU cards to upgrade your Pegasos II G3 mainboard. The boards are available for a limited time until August 13th, 2004 and cost 239.90EUR (incl. 16% VAT). Please note that the cards are only working together with Pegasos II and not with Pegasos1 mainboards!
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Update your Pegasos II G3/600 to a Pegasos II G4/1GHz : Comment 17 of 28ANN.lu
Posted by Crumb // AAT on 05-Aug-2004 09:47 GMT
In reply to Comment 15 (Neko):
Simply because if you bought a Peggy with an used G3 module for let's say 250€ VAT Included and you tried to take advantage of Vesalia's offer you would get a G4 for less than the price of a new G4 and you still would have a first-hand G4 module and a first hand motherboard for less than 500€ vat included.

That wouldn't be fair with customers who paid for an entirely new Pegasos G4.

I think that it may be ok to make an offer upgrade when faster G4s become available and people with a 1Ghz G4 starts to upgrade to a 1.4 or 1.5 Ghz G4.


IMHO no new G3/600 modules should be produced and these machines with G3/600 should use the exchanged cpu modules. New G3 should be at least 800Mhz so users who buy a new system will have something more to win and it will be more attractive to users.

So people short of money will be able to get a cheaper Peggy, Genesi gets rid of older G3s and starts to sell faster G3 systems, more attractive to new users.

YES, I know that 600Mhz is more than enough for MOS, but lots of people want to run MOL with MacOS X, Linux, or simply think that 600Mhz is too slow for a computer bought in the year 2004.

Genesi buying more G3/600 is like digging their own grave... unless the get these new cpus cheaper and they make prices lower.

The idea of giving the option to the buyer of using a second hand G3 and buy the computer for less money will probably attract more users and Genesi won't have to spend money creating new CPU modules
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