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Japanese I think. S70

posted by  RLK-STL-USA on  Tue Feb 18 07:30 CST 2003
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THE REASON I SAID "ITALIAN" WAS THAT "ITALIAN" CARS EVEN "FERRARI" HAD A REPUTATION OF POOR ELECTRONICS NOT TOO MANY YEARS AGO.

EVEN THOUGH THEY MAY BE USING JAPANESE COMPONENTS,IT SOUNDS TO ME MORE OF A COMPUTER MANAGEMENT PROBLEM AND HOW THEY HAVE THEIR THRESHOLDS SET.
I WOULD BE CURIOUS AS TO WHERE THEIR ONBOARD COMPUTERS ARE MADE.






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