Spot the error! (lol at Samsung)

[Mortis Angelus]

Apparently bad batteries are not the only thing going wrong at Samsung... Check out this promo-picture of their ultra curved content creation display:

 

 

Can you spot the error?

[Volbet]

I'm at a loss. Please, enlighten me.

 

Edit: Are you refering to the picture on the laptop not matching up correctly with the picture on the monitor?

Or is it the mirrored logo on the laptop?

[DrM]

is it that their laptop logo is backwards or that it has no hdmi ports to connect to a monitor?

[Cryptonite]

is the stand of the monitor supposed to look like that or is it upside down? how did they fit a motherboard into a laptop so thin? does that case even support DP? and the samsung on the laptop is mirrored

[Snakesrc]

 

this?

[Sir Asvald]

The PC? When did Samsung make computers?

[Cryptonite]

9 minutes ago, Snakesrc said:

 

this?

ya, didn't even notice that

[The Belgian Waffle]

The fuck is going on with them

[SeanAngelo]

35 minutes ago, Mortis Angelus said:

Apparently bad batteries are not the only thing going wrong at Samsung... Check out this promo-picture of their ultra curved content creation display:

 

 

Can you spot the error?

the samsung logo?

the monitor ratio?

[SpaceGhostC2C]

24 minutes ago, Snakesrc said:

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this?

But you can increase size and change the aspect ratio at the same time, in which case all dimensions should expand in some proportion (let's say 1920x1080 o 3360x1440). It's not easy (at least to me) to tell whether the drawing represents the proportions accurately (not that it matters).

[Mortis Angelus]

1 hour ago, Snakesrc said:

 

this?

Bingo! 

 

1 hour ago, DrM said:

is it that their laptop logo is backwards

I had not even notced that. Good job. BINGO #2?

 

It is quite interesting that they managed to screw up their aspect ratio comparison, as that is the main selling point. At least if you look at the image: the resolution is not mentioned, so the only factor they compare is the aspect ratio. And it is wrong.

[Mortis Angelus]

1 hour ago, SpaceGhostC2C said:

But you can increase size and change the aspect ratio at the same time, in which case all dimensions should expand in some proportion (let's say 1920x1080 o 3360x1440). It's not easy (at least to me) to tell whether the drawing represents the proportions accurately (not that it matters).

Yes, but in the picture they are only comparing the aspect ratio, not the resolution, and in that regard, that image is horribly wrong.