Sticking With One Brand
from the marketing-hype dept
It seems that with the increased need to make different computer and consumer electronics products work together, many consumers assume that things work better together if they're all the same brand. While most companies use standard technologies, making this untrue, the companies themselves are doing little to disabuse customers of this notion. Customers seem to be especially fooled when the device makers color all their products with the same color scheme...
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Sticking with one brand . . .
By no means is this a guarantee of successfully getting a box back on the road - it does help eliminate one potential headache.
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