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Sure. But as someone who has owned several Ultrasharp monitors, I don't feel that it would hurt their brand to come up with a different differentiator for 4K m
by tempestn 13y ago
Sure. But as someone who has owned several Ultrasharp monitors, I don't feel that it would hurt their brand to come up with a different differentiator for 4K monitors. The brand is Dell, not Ultrasharp. I can almost guarantee that anyone who even knows what Ultrasharp means would be the kind of people to research the specs of a monitor before buying it anyway. So maintaining that 'brand' across all their high-end monitors just doesn't seem necessary.
- sliverstorm 13y agoYou don't just toss out branding. When was the last time Apple, king of branding, casually discarded a branding? Macbook Macbook Pro Mac Pro These names have been with us for, what, nearly a decade?