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Am I the only one that's really bothered by Intel using A for ångström in their marketing? It should be Å. A is a completely different letter and the unit symbo
by ginko 3y ago
Am I the only one that's really bothered by Intel using A for ångström in their marketing? It should be Å. A is a completely different letter and the unit symbol for ampere.
Everything supports unicode these days so the only reason they don't use the correct letter is laziness.
- wmf 3y agoI wonder if that's on purpose because nothing is really 20 Angstroms. Like how TSMC uses N2 instead of 2 nm.
- beej71 3y agoNot bothered, exactly, but I can't stop reading "10 amp", "24 amp". Gonna be a hot chip... ;)
- ginko 3y agoModern CPUs draw significantly more current than that, actually.
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