what do you think of these so-called "Next Generation Tools"?

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Looks like a pile of junk to me. Wouldn't use one if it were free.

Any tool which incorporates the latest technology ( both analogue and digital) and assist technical people to diagnose & attend works is always in demand ;of course cost is also one of the factors .

"Perplexity is the beginning of knowledge." -- Kahlil Gibran

1. Leave "next generation tools" to the next generation.

2. I was using a hand-held concrete hardness tester as far back as the 1970's. What's new?

3. What's the life expectancy of the electronics in this high-impact environment?

4. How many tests can I expect per dollar invested?

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