muehlstein
New Member
Hello!
If it wasn't so sad, with the lying of the image resolution, we would all laugh about it. It's like manufacturers selling a 1Terabyte SSD and then it ends up having less capacity, as if someone is interpreting the conversion factor to their advantage. Oops, this is really happening My first 680MB SATA harddisk for my Amiga had formatted a little bit more than 680MB. It also worked once a very very long time ago.
And once such a marketing joke is introduced, all manufacturers jump on the bandwagon. You don't want to be worse as a competitor. Is that distortion of competition, fraud? In 2012, the U.S. regulatory authority fined American Express millions for misleading advertising.
After 4K comes true 4K. I'll pay for the first one with "Monopoly" money and the second one with real money. That would only be fair, right? I suspect that if no one shows the manufacturers the limits, 8K will eventually come and then True 8K and so the game goes on and on.
If it wasn't so sad, with the lying of the image resolution, we would all laugh about it. It's like manufacturers selling a 1Terabyte SSD and then it ends up having less capacity, as if someone is interpreting the conversion factor to their advantage. Oops, this is really happening My first 680MB SATA harddisk for my Amiga had formatted a little bit more than 680MB. It also worked once a very very long time ago.
And once such a marketing joke is introduced, all manufacturers jump on the bandwagon. You don't want to be worse as a competitor. Is that distortion of competition, fraud? In 2012, the U.S. regulatory authority fined American Express millions for misleading advertising.
After 4K comes true 4K. I'll pay for the first one with "Monopoly" money and the second one with real money. That would only be fair, right? I suspect that if no one shows the manufacturers the limits, 8K will eventually come and then True 8K and so the game goes on and on.