TFCC Alpha Trion mini-con named

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2007 Alpha Trion's mini-con named

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And its name is....
Beta Maxx

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The folks at botcon have posted the profile for the previously nameless mini-con that came with this years V.I.P TFCC exclusive Alpha Trion

http://www.botcon.com/
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Beta Maxx. Oh, that cracks me up.
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terrible, just terrible
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When will they release mini cons that look like beer kegs, or at least a mug of some sort that shoots missles... That is what I wish for the most *le sigh* one can dream.
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Point of reference for those who don't know/remember what beta/betamax was.
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It was as innovative then as blu-ray is now ;)
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Post by Civ »

A reference to Beta from the cartoon. Maxx...erm...are they referring to this guy?

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Edit: I think ziggy is showing her age if she remembers that piece o'hardware. ;)
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Originally posted by zigzagger
Point of reference for those who don't know/remember what beta/betamax was.
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It was as innovative then as blu-ray is now ;)


My mom still has one of those with a shoe box full of movies from the early 80's.....
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Post by Springer007 »

it was an awesome and very ahead of its time machine. i wish they hadn't scrapped that!

p.s. my parents knew people that owned that, and they swore the quality was many times better than vhs.
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I've heard from several people that Beta Max was far superior to VHS, but suffered from poor marketing and availability. Just goes to show you... something.
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Originally posted by Notabot
I've heard from several people that Beta Max was far superior to VHS, but suffered from poor marketing and availability. Just goes to show you... something.


I would have to agree with that, much like the Laserdisc > DVD argument..which I also would have to agree with.
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