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[robpratt]

On Tuesday I was at CompUSA and I bought Popcorn 1 without even knowing that Popcorn 2 was even an idea. Am I out of luck? Did I just pay $50 for an old product when I could have paid the same for the newer one?

Rob P.

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robpratt, on Apr 12 2006, 09:16 PM, said:

On Tuesday I was at CompUSA and I bought Popcorn 1 without even knowing that Popcorn 2 was even an idea. Am I out of luck? Did I just pay $50 for an old product when I could have paid the same for the newer one?

Rob P.

yes.

You may want to talk to compusa and see if there is anything they can do, but the $29 upgrade from Popcorn 1 is still very attractive.

[garyhjr]

I would try to take it back! What do you have to loose?

[nancy_rathke]

Is Popcorn 2 a stand-alone purchase or an upgrade from Popcorn 1?  (Sorry, I'm just getting into this and trying to decide if I want Popcorn or Toast or something else.)

garyhjr, on Apr 13 2006, 12:58 PM, said:

I would try to take it back! What do you have to loose?

[tsantee]

nancy_rathke, on Aug 24 2006, 02:06 PM, said:

Is Popcorn 2 a stand-alone purchase or an upgrade from Popcorn 1?  (Sorry, I'm just getting into this and trying to decide if I want Popcorn or Toast or something else.)

It is a new version and not an update from Popcorn 1. The features of Popcorn 1 are built into Toast 7. Popcorn 2 does a few things that Toast 7 doesn't do. Toast 7 does many things that Popcorn 2 doesn't do.