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I consider myself fairly bleeding edge; I absolutely love all things new, especially if they are novel. However, I have never really seen the point in upgrading anything after just a year or two. If there is even any improvement at all, it's never enough to justify spending money on it. You're not going to be left behind just because the new device is 0.01℅ faster in 3 specific edge cases.