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May 15th, 2003 at 10:55pm

Ronnie   Offline
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I was just drooling over those very nice PFC throttle quadrants, and I was wondering: Why are their products so expensive? Anyone with an explanation to this, please let me know.
 
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Reply #1 - May 16th, 2003 at 12:19pm

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I am not familiar with PFC, but I figure that products in general are so expensive because they are trying to make up for the time put into a project.  Atleast, if I was a designer and I figure my time was worth $x.xx, then I would figure I would have to sell x amount of product at $x.xx price to make up for my time and also have a profit.  You figure Gmax is a freeware product with FS pro (cost nothing).  But Photoshop is very expensive (around $600).  Plus the computer to run the products they are making for the public.  Once the costs are figured in and the talent has to be paid also, this is where the cost comes from.  This is just my opinion on the matter.  Being a freelance graphic artist this is what I figure in.  Cost of time, materials and I want to make a profit....
 

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Reply #2 - May 16th, 2003 at 1:29pm

Ronnie   Offline
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That is a god point. Being that I am 13, and as you might guess, have a limited budget, I will never be able to afford this on my own. Maybe I will ask for one this Christmas.
 
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