You know, I go to school here at the real OSU (Oregon State) and we are
located near Tek so we get a lot of donations from them etc. (and I just
got an internship there.  :-) ) but we have a **LOT** of tek scopes on
campus.  They're all brand new 2000 series DSO's and they are quite
nice.  I Personally really like them compared to the older scopes.
Generous features, gorgeous screens and incredible sampling times.  I
would recommend one to anyone looking to purchase.

On a side note, we had a fella come in by the name of Jack Hurt from Tek
and give an IEEE presentation.  He's one of the managers in the IC
division and he brought in some pictures and his experience with him.
Very interesting to say the least.  One of the most interesting things
though is that the majority of the IC's running in Tek scopes are
running at over 10GHz.  Yes, Gigahertz.  So as for what would be better
for storing data, a weeny computer or a beefed up scope, well I would
take the scope any day.  :-)  regardless of brand, so long as it was
Tek, Agilent or HP (in that order preferably).

-Shawn


Ken Pergola wrote:

> Hi Mike Hord,
>
> Thanks very much for spending the time to comment on the TSD2014. I
> appreciate your time!
> It's nice to hear from an actual user.
>
> Best regards and thank you,
>
> Ken Pergola
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