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All New is a phrase that is used by advertisers to express that a product is allegedly very different from its predecessor or the prior art. While this phrase may have had a lot of meaning at some point, it has really lost that meaning through overuse and misuse. For example, a 2009 version of car with minor changes compared to the 2008 version may be marketed as "the all new X car." Also of note, the phrase may be used for a long period of time after an introduction of a product or service, so the "new" part of "all new" has also lost some significance. For example, in July of this year car manufacturers will still likely be marketing a car as the "all new x car" even though it has been available since September of the previous year.
The "All New" Porsche 911 with revised styling.
All New by joethepatent June 24, 2008
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You think you're getting all new 

Getting all new means thinking you are better than someone else
You think you're getting all new just because you think you know it all

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