Updating a website especially along the lines that are being discussed in this thread only takes an hour or two of work.
Garrett doesn't need to do a total site redesign to put the 1350 on their hobby product page. All they need to do is to put a link in the table on the left side of the main product index that links to the 1350 page already on their website.
To do this all they would have to do is to copy the table row and cell entry for the GTI-1500, paste it in below the 1500 and then change the GTI-1500 to GTP-1350 and change the href to the already existing GTP-1350 page. Any html monkey could do that job in less than 5 minutes.
If I had access to their server I could do it in a minute or two as I have already looked at their source code.
I could probably knock out a real GTP-1350 page in a couple of hours instead of just using scans of their magazine ad too. If I had access to their original artwork for the ads I could probably do it less than an hour.
Jeez even if they don't have someone on staff who knows html they could do it in Microsoft Word in a few hours and use the awful html that word spits out.
Whatever software they used to layout the Searcher can spit out a PDF version too or Acrobat can import those files, so all that would take is a few key presses and 5 minutes of html scripting to put the new version of that online too.
There is no excuse for their website being so out of date. All it takes is a $25/hr html monkey on contract for a couple of hours a month.
Jeez, I would do routine maintainance on their site (not a site redesign) for a year if they gave me an infinium or one of the new machines (if one of them is going to better than a 1500) <img src="/metal/html/wink.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt="
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