Re: [OM] 4T, 4Ti

[David Brown]

Ken wrote:

> Actually, as an American, I feel gipped.  Everywhere else got the "Ti" 
we
> just got the "T".  Makes me wonder what else Olympus had been holding
back
> from us.  Maybe they have been secretely selling the OM-5Ti and OM-6Ti
> everywhere else but you all are instructed NOT to tell us Americans.  If
> they did it with an "i" they can do it with something else more sinister.
> 
> It's a conspiricy I tell you...

I'm surprised that no-one in the US had noticed this until now - the US
won't get the OM5Ti and OM6Ti until they run out of the Japanese stockpile
of i's.

The good news is that they will be far cheaper in the US than in Europe -
those i's must be so expensive to make......

David

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> From: Ken Norton <image66@xxxxxxx>
> To: olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [OM] 4T, 4Ti
> Date: 27 October 1998 15:26
> 
> >> I guess the plain old OM4T must be the "Tundra" model (used in
> >> prehistoric times to photograph mastodons), and then was switched to
Ti
> >> when titanium was discovered!  (Tongue firmly in cheek! :-) )
> 
> >Nice. The OM-1/2n must be the models for 'nowhere'.
> 
> 
> n=neandrathal?
> 
> 
> Ken N.
> 
> 
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