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October 18th 06, 04:19 PM
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Glass Panel Longevity
The recent thread regarding the lack of parts for the Garmin 480 got me
to wondering just how long the G-1000's will "live"? Steam gauges are forever, but integrated circuits are produced for a given period, then production is ceased as newer chips come along. Does Garmin mention anywhere how long they will support their products? Their earliest GPS handhelds are coming up on 20 years. We have seen Lowrence discontinue support for some of their products that are less than 10 years old. 
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