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Apple Deceptive Practices

Threads like this help me fatten up my /ignore list with the most virulent antimac idiots.

Yes, it's a genuine issue because Apple fudged the math. I bought a 6-bit display for my desktop knowing full well what it was, and that's fine with me, but that manufacturer, and in fact all the manufacturers I saw (Hanns-G, Viewsonic, Samsung) were guilty of the same thing as Apple: they hid the fact that these were not 8 bit displays. Unless one dug through the specs that would remain hidden.

This is similar to the old monitor size problem where manufacturers were not quoting the visible screen area. Computers are all about technology so fer chrissakes give us the genuine specs or be punished.
 
I may seem redundant, but in my personal observation, most of the original company advertisements do not specify the specifications of bits, but rather the colors achieved by the display. This can range from 16.2 million to 16.7 million, both of which are quoted as capable of being displayed on a 6 bit. I do not understand what can come of such a class action suit since there are so many other companies doing the same thing.
 
I don't know why people are surprised. Apple rules the roost in having the most capable and powerful FUD/RDF in marketing. Intel, nVidia, and ATi/AMD combined can't even come close to Apple's effective RDF.
 
Black Morty Rackham said:
More than you'd think. Photographers are big on laptops, for example. It's useful to be able to work on the field.



I'm using a 24" HP.



Eh, not really. I don't think we have a single CRT in the entire studio, in fact.
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it is why i got my macbook , nice small 13"laptop fits in the bag with my camera in case i need it, i am no pro, but convinience, i can fill my 2 x 2g cards and 1 x 1g card if i need room.
 
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