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U shood install a speel chekr!!]]>Nov 16th 2008 1:48PMhttp://www.switched.com/2008/11/16/why-broken-gadgets-are-easier-to-thorw-away-than-fix/http://www.switched.com/2008/11/16/why-broken-gadgets-are-easier-to-thorw-away-than-fix/
The culprit of this are the companies that want to keep the party private (for obvious reasons).

The only thing holding us down is the lack of adequate equipment and materials at reasonable prices.

We know for a fact that the show doesn't cost what they sell it at, not even half. The ridiculously high prices (wich of course, are pocket change for big companies) are just because of the "it's for professional use" tax.
Anything that is "meant for professional use" has a ridiculously high price just because of that, even if it only costs a few dollars to make (inlcuding R&D costs)]]>Nov 17th 2008 12:07AM