RE: Graphics card for PC (was: Monitor Choice Poll)

[Chip Louie <chip@thelouie.org>]

>
> Chip Louie wrote:
>
> > All of the purchase decisions were
> > made by YOU.  How did Matrox screw You?  What part of this do YOU not
> > understand?
>
> Sounds like you are saying that the customer is responsible for
> determining everything about what is being bought, including
> second-guessing the manufacturer's hype.  Trouble is, the customer
> is seldom as well versed in both programming and the sales jargon
> involved.
>
> I doubt that the customer is always wrong.  Some customers may be
> confused and really try to get something promised by the
> manufacturer to provide certain defined characteristics, effects, or
> actions.  If the customer tries to the best of his/her ability to
> operationalize such things, and can't, then it is not the customer's
> fault.  Manufacturers have to recognize that not everyone is a
> nurd.....
>
> JerryK


Hey,

I can see your point but the customer has to take some responsibility for
his actions or lack of action at some point.  If you don't know what your
doing hire a professional.  I'm not a doctor and when I don't feel well I
call one and make an appointment.

Regards,

Chip Louie

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