"previous generation model" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a product or technology that has been replaced by a newer version. Example: "The company announced the release of their new smartphone, which boasts significant upgrades from the previous generation model."
Rachio claims that users of its previous generation model have saved up to 50percentt off their outdoor watering bills.
Rachio claims that users of its previous generation model have saved up to 50percentt off their outdoor watering bills.
"Their strategy has been to reuse previous generation model rather than build a new model," he said.
The iPhone is updated each year, and since the launch of the iPhone 3GS 18 months ago, Apple has been deeply discounting the previous generation model while keeping it available for sale.
Yes, they shared GM know-how (and got a six-liter V-8 from GM to plant under the hood), but made the look and feel of their concept truck purely Hummer, with Tonka-toylike cues of the previous generation model, such as molded doors.
After 1950, simulated variability is within observational estimates; our estimates for 1910 1940 capture twice the warming of previous generation models but do not explain the entire observed trend.
Both the MJA2 BH and MJA2 CH series provide a best-in-class read/write power consumption of 1.4W (SATA 3.0Gb/sec), a reduction of 33percentt from previous generation models.
Holding up the iPad to take a picture is never the most pleasurable experience, which is likely why Apple kept the camera specs on the lower-end in the previous generation models.
So??" Apple makes ALL of their money introducing new products on specific timetables and, mysteriously, "disappearing" the previous generation models the very day the new gen device is released.
Despite those provocatively swollen dimensions, the 2012 Carrera S tops out at a sort-of-svelte 3,075 pounds — about 100 pounds less than the comparable previous-generation model.
That's because the new Explorer benefited from a massive rethink to overcome the tarnished reputation of the previous-generation model.
