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Because you're advertising a product in a way that's deceitful, obviously. If I sell you a CPU and I say "yeah it's 4.5ghz", and it turns out it runs at 1.6ghz,
by staticassertion 5y ago
Because you're advertising a product in a way that's deceitful, obviously. If I sell you a CPU and I say "yeah it's 4.5ghz", and it turns out it runs at 1.6ghz, it should be illegal to say "ghz is just a brand, it's marketing".
- duskwuff 5y agoSemiconductor processes aren't a feature that's generally advertised to end users. I've never heard a mobile phone or computer manufacturer describing their devices as having a "5 nm processor", for example. The clients who are seeing these descriptions (like, purchasing managers in electronics manufacturers) are generally aware of these issues.
- staticassertion 5y agoSo it's just marketing and therefor it's ok to lie, because it's not marketing and people who see it will know it's a lie?