wven my late granma refrigerator was still standing stronk, for 30 fukkin years oredi still tahan

my mum's fridge too, still working like brand new altho had been bought since past 20 yrs

nowadays punya appliances sikit sikit rosak sikit sikit jammed...

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Nowadays appliances have built-in obsolescence - few years only, kaput!

Kalau susah rosak, nanti tak leh jual banyak sebab semua peti sejuk elok. 

Their product was solid, my mum's standing fan is almost 40 years but still working good.

Nowadays even Panasonic product is not as long lasting as National.

Equipment of yesteryear seems built to last for generations, equipment of nowadays only at least to last till the end of warranty period maximum.

corrected for more accuracy.

Nowadays appliances have built-in obsolescence - few years only, kaput!

Wanna hear something funny. My grandfather's house ha d alot of old stuff. One of the few was those old grandfather clock which u need to wind. Lasted I think 60 or 70 years d in the house. Some antiaue collector came and offer to buy him a brand new shiny battery clock so he exchanged. Therr was this green colour ceramic vase with dragon embossed on it. Made in china one. He bought when he was younger, I think 1913 or 1914, the fella bought for rm15. Gosh all the antiques he sold for cheap. Grrrr....i feel like the fella cheated him only

haha this remind me of a kool setori

fren bought Toshiba laptop although mahal bcos lasting mah

kaputed, it was the motherboard, exactly warranty period + 1 day 

Sg regional office refuse to replace, say warranty over, replacement must wait from Japan and cost >RM1K 

I suggested to her go find toshiba japan email and complain there.

Japan approved replacement FOC.

Didn't even buy me 1 cup kopi for good advice. 

people old liao, no patience to wind it everytime, people wanna offer problem free clock that just need change battery once a while, why not at least no need go shopping mall buy himself? he don't need money, keep the old clock also no use, also 60-70 years, anyone also feel bored about it.

think from different perspective.

there was a wooden coo-coo clock, when alarm time the bird or chicken will come out few times, that one also quite old, but also 1 time go back see no more liao replace with normal round clock.

is the advertising slogan for Japanese brand "National" in the 1950s before changing their name to "Panasonic" in 2003.

Can you spot the advertisement here in Batu Road (now Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman) in 1959?

I can't find any advertisements in BM. Perhaps the language is not popular yet.

i feel heartache coz few of those were 100 years old. I'm sure its freaking valuable. Wanna sell is normal but not go exchange with battery one which is worth few tens of ringgit la. Some more the vase he sold off 100 years at least from my great grandfather generation one got 2 dragons on it, down there got some chop or something, sold off for rm15 aiyo

why they change name to panasonic?

so what? you never asked to buy it. the vase has been there for lifetime, he old liao don't really care, you offer rm15 clear the house for him consider a bonus. the vase was probably bought for rm5 last time.

people old liao, don't have energy to dust all these useless old stuffs.

too bad the guy whom bought the clock & vase only bought the clock & vase where he could have bough other old stuffs too.

so any other old stuff still there?

That arabic script is actually Bahasa Melayu. Back then Bahasa Melayu written in Jawi (form of arabic script) was more popular. Even non-malays also can read/write in Jawi.

ya to him its useless stuff. He passed away d

so was there any other old antiques he left?

coz he thinks you guys not appreciate those old stuffs someone wanted it just offer as a token price.

why they change name to panasonic?

mostly sold off d i guess. Nola I think he himself doesnt value it too.
Speaking about which my dad is still keeping some bank notes n british coins when we were under them guess it is worth more now

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