> Steve Hullfish wrote:
> You know Avid. Even if it's based on CUDA, you
> can still CHARGE way more for it than the value.
Huh? I'm confused. How is that a successful strategy for Avid now?
> Where this thinking breaks down is that the client
> isn't really paying more for anything nowadays.
Which, of course, they aren't. We all know that the main reason users want to see the Kona cards or other MXO2 models enabled is so they DON'T have to buy NitrisDX (or MojoDX).
Honestly, the ONLY reason Symphony still exists is because customers are still paying for them. When you have loyal Symphony customers like Job, Terry, Chris and others question any further investment, then you have to believe the gravy train is truly over for Symphony.
- Oliver
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