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I believe these are approximately half the cost of a new i2. Assuming they were available to purchase in our regions (and were legal), would you sacrifice the redundancy, looks and maybe some other features, for the reduced cost? I'm assuming that these devices do not have redundancy. But, to be honest, I'm not sure I have ever needed to utilise any of my PT's redundant features.
I would guess if they were both available from the same store in the UK or US, these vastly cheaper units would find their own market. Would they outsell the more expensive i2?
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