Resmed Aircurve 11?

alancalan wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 07, 2023 11:32 am

I could have gotten an 11 in 2019 and a 12 in 2024.

Gee, more machines that look different but behave the same way.

Is this progress?

I guess for people that always want a shiny new car out front and a shiny new CPAP on the bedside table.

palerider wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 07, 2023 10:46 pm

alancalan wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 07, 2023 11:32 am

I could have gotten an 11 in 2019 and a 12 in 2024.

Gee, more machines that look different but behave the same way.

Is this progress?

I guess for people that always want a shiny new car out front and a shiny new CPAP on the bedside table.

---If you can afford it, and vanity really means that much to you, go for it.
Just remember, when the lights are out, and you are sleeping, who cares how pretty it is?

How about if we stop being obnoxious and nasty. We get enough of that ugliness from Trump and his followers. I got my S9 in 2013, almost 10 years ago, so I wasn't looking for new and shiny. There are a few cracks in the S9 and the selector button on the right side isn't working.

However, with each new generation, we hope that the machines get better and more efficient. Perhaps, they will last longer on batteries if that situation comes up. Maybe the will be more adaptable the ventilators if there is another pandemic because idiots don't take shots. I just wanted to know if anyone has heard anything about and AirCurve 11. Maybe the obnoxious nasty ones aren't sleeping well or they just nasty SOBs.

And those who think it is good business to forego and entire life cycle of a generation of machine replacements, I doubt the stockholders would be happy. If ResMed is getting lazy and maybe not making advancements in alternative power or adaptability to vents, then maybe ResMed management needs to answer for that. Meanwhile, they tell us NOTHING.

alan

alancalan wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 4:00 pm

How about if we stop being obnoxious and nasty.

Or, you could stop mis-perceiving things that aren't 'obnoxious and nasty'.

alancalan wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 4:00 pm

However, with each new generation, we hope that the machines get better and more efficient. Perhaps, they will last longer on batteries if that situation comes up.

They're not.

alancalan wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 4:00 pm

Maybe the will be more adaptable the ventilators if there is another pandemic because idiots don't take shots.

They already are, the only difference is the programming, your S9 could be a ventilator with a change in programming. I have a S9 that can be a cpap, or a ventilator, because it has all functions available (it's a lab machine).

alancalan wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 4:00 pm

I just wanted to know if anyone has heard anything about and AirCurve 11.

Asked and answered.

alancalan wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 4:00 pm

Maybe the obnoxious nasty ones aren't sleeping well or they just nasty SOBs.

Your blanket accusations are pretty obnoxious and nasty.

alancalan wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 4:00 pm

And those who think it is good business to forego and entire life cycle of a generation of machine replacements, I doubt the stockholders would be happy. If ResMed is getting lazy and maybe not making advancements in alternative power or adaptability to vents, then maybe ResMed management needs to answer for that. Meanwhile, they tell us NOTHING.

alan

Tell me any other competitive business that tells people who aren't even their direct customers what their confidential and proprietary plans are.

palerider wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 08, 2023 7:25 pm

Tell me any other competitive business that tells people who aren't even their direct customers what their confidential and proprietary plans are.