When an electronic device is purchased, a device with additional capability is instantaneously created at the same price point.
Corollary: If you purchase an electronic device, it will be cheaper the next day.
Ben’s Law of Consumer Electronics
Wednesday, July 1st, 2009
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Yes. That is right.
Yep
Totally agree. Bought a 1TB Western Digital after waiting for 6 months and checking pricespy everyday for $225. 2 Weeks later price dropped to 195$.
That’s very true.
While we are on the subjuct and if I can do a plug here. Have you seen the new Auction site called nzgadgetman.co.nz?
Its a one stop shop place for all kinds of electronic gadgets, consumer electronics, electronics, mobile phones.. etc.
It is FREE to list items and has a good feel to it.