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Soon, 10 year old computers will be able to print us on demand.
Soon, 10 year old computers will be able to print us on demand.
It is in terms of technology and many other factors that impacted audio plugin development specifically. But I find it silly when many of these products launched possibly > 10 years ago have been updated, several significantly, through these conditions and in some cases with improved technology (e.g., new features, more voices, more CPU quality processing), effectively renewing their birth date. And some were future-proofed with obscene but configurable CPU consumption options. Can't do that with hardware (firmware can only do so much).
"Last updated" without a major version number change doesn't count?
Thank you - that spirit of my (perhaps badly phrased thread?) is what I meantyellowmix wrote: ↑Mon Mar 30, 2020 7:40 am ...
As for what counts for the question, sure, it's debatable what the OP's intent is. Like I and others said, we don't find the question particularly useful when taken literally. But reading what OP wrote about the pace of technological change, the spirit of what OP is looking for is fairly clear to me. If the developer has kept up with the changes in technology and competition then does product launch date matter as much?
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