Dec 1, 2014, 15:10
[Seems that last statement resonates with the term "built in obsolescence" which is understood to be, the conception, design and production of a product, such as hardware or software , with the intent that it should be useful, functional or popular for a limited length of time. The term was coined in the 1950s by Brooks Stevens who suggested that new and improved products are in constant demand by consumers and that corporations can best respond by manufacturing items that don't last very long Not new though... it was used in the original concept of the making of people... :-) Rolf
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