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Defining a Different Model / Generation
« on: January 02, 2007, 01:28 PM »
Hi all

I have been working on a new theory for quite a while.

What are your opinions on different models / generations.

When can you classify one component different from another. Is it by number, shape, colour etc and does it have to be a large or small change?

Wikipedia - a generation can refer to stages of successive improvement in the development of a technology

Oxford - of a more advanced stage of technology than previous models or systems

Opinions please.

Thanks

J.

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Re: Defining a Different Model / Generation
« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2007, 02:40 PM »
I would say when there is a noticable change in Design, if you were to take the Haro Master, there would be a lot of defferent models & some look the same until you look closer.

Take the 84 model, these all look very simular, but there are small changes.

Then there was a big change when the 85 Master came out.

But if you compare the 84 Master to say a late 80s early 90s with the Bashgard they don't even look close.

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