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what about Qonos? - NACHO - 01-09-2008 Wasn't it a project of mr. Jean-Yves Avenard? what has happened?
thanks Edited: 9 Jan 2008, 8:43 p.m.
Re: what about Qonos? - Giancarlo (Italy) - 01-10-2008 Hi Nacho.
Please have a look at this site and see if that information may help you.
Best regards. Re: what about Qonos? - Walter B - 01-10-2008 Hmmh, no news there :( Maybe I didn't find it?
Re: what about Qonos? - Giancarlo (Italy) - 01-10-2008 Hi Walter. Re: what about Qonos? - NACHO - 01-10-2008 Thanks Giancarlo! But during last year I looked many times hydrix web page and saw nothing new, that's why I posted it here. for me it was a very interesting project! I will mail them and take more info!!
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Re: what about Qonos? - Nick - 01-10-2008 Hi Nacho, hi all! I guess they read the many too many wishes here for things lile a 35s(xyz...)? ;-) When we ourselves are so enthusiastic for some old fashioned calculator, and we show that we don't really bother for (hypothetical) instruments of greater mathematical power like for example what Qonos could have been, then why should a company (Hydrix or anybody else) attemp to go on with such a project? Isn't that a self fulfilling prophecy when we ourselves state that there is likely no big customer group for such a device? For my part, I really wish to be completely wrong here, but I think that we can consider Qonos to be already dead. (Please, somebody correct me and give me hope! ;-)) Cheers,
Nick
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