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Old 03-02-2009, 08:43 PM
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Re: can you ever flash to much

Your device's components are rated to withstand ca 10,000 flashes. Someone want to help us out with the math? It takes about 15 minutes to flash and setup

Flash * 10,000 = 150,000 minutes = 2,500 hours = 104.16 Days of continual flashing to burn out your device

If you flashed your phone on average 3x's per day it would take you...

10,000 div 3 = 3,333.33 days = 476.19 weeks = 9.15 years of continual flashing to burn out your device

My recommendation: FLASH AWAY!!! Who keeps the same phone that long anyway? I buy one at least every year, and every other year it is discounted!
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