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shadowritten
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There was much debate in my office yesterday about the amount most people seem willing to pay for today's hand-held consumer electronics - the conversation ultimately centring around DAPs.
Interestingly, the majority of my colleagues said that £100-£150 is all they'd spend; and many eyebrows were raised when I claimed (sincerely, I might add) that I'd happily go up to £350 for a near-perfect piece of kit.
So it's poll time again. I'd like to know what you'd be prepared to spend on a new DAP, if you had the cash and were ready to replace your existing one. As well as voting, I'd love it if you could also give a brief reason within this thread as to why that's all you'd pay; and, if you're not particular about it, give your age, as I discovered yesterday that while the older members of the team had greater disposable income, it was the younger folk who were prepared to spend more.
For me (I'm 32, btw), I really would spend up to £350, because I genuinely believe you only get what you pay for.
Who's next?
Interestingly, the majority of my colleagues said that £100-£150 is all they'd spend; and many eyebrows were raised when I claimed (sincerely, I might add) that I'd happily go up to £350 for a near-perfect piece of kit.
So it's poll time again. I'd like to know what you'd be prepared to spend on a new DAP, if you had the cash and were ready to replace your existing one. As well as voting, I'd love it if you could also give a brief reason within this thread as to why that's all you'd pay; and, if you're not particular about it, give your age, as I discovered yesterday that while the older members of the team had greater disposable income, it was the younger folk who were prepared to spend more.
For me (I'm 32, btw), I really would spend up to £350, because I genuinely believe you only get what you pay for.
Who's next?