tridion wrote:Does anyone know why the cuda V have had the warranty reduced to 1 year ? The cuda IV was 3 year (wasnt it).

Slightly concerned that they may not be as reliable.

I guess I'll go for cuda IV ... are those models still available ?

Regards

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