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New machines and price movements

Two kinds of post, both generated from routines this site already runs, both derived entirely from our own data. There is no commentary here about hardware we have not touched.

What these posts are, and what they can never be. We do not own this hardware, so there are no reviews and no opinions. A post exists only when a routine found something in the data: a machine appeared in a vendor's catalogue, or a price moved far enough to matter. Every number links to where it came from, and a machine whose specs we cannot source keeps its page but asserts nothing.

New in the index — 5 posts

Fed by the weekly release tracker, which reads each vendor's own product catalogue. A machine gets a post when the tracker first sees it, or when the vendor's catalogue says the listing is newer than 30 days. The post carries the specs we have sourced, each linked to its source, and computes where the machine lands against everything already in the index. A machine with fewer than 4 sourced fields keeps its URL, is marked noindex, and says plainly that we cannot source it yet.

Price movement — 0 posts

Fed by the daily price snapshot. This is the post type nobody else can write, because it needs history nobody else kept — and it gets stronger every week it runs. The thresholds are fixed and published so a reader can check them:

We publish increases as well as decreases. A site that only ever tells you prices are falling is selling something.

Not yet armed. We have 1 day of price capture. The first price-movement post can appear once a configuration has 14 capture days behind it. Price history cannot be backfilled, which is exactly why the capture started before this feature existed.

How to read these

▼ red — a price moving down ▲ amber — a price moving up green — interface, and a value you can click to see its source ░░ — unknown, and never guessed at

Direction is always carried by the ▼/▲ glyph and the signed number as well as by the colour, so nothing here depends on telling red from amber.

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