• weew@lemmy.ca
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    1 year ago

    Is it certified for clockwise wiping only, or is it bidirectional?

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    1 year ago

    I had to Google this because I didn’t believe it was a real product.

    Why on Earth would you buy one of these? You can literally wipe your phone screen with a microfibre cloth and you can buy a bunch of them for about £2.

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    1 year ago

    Phewww… I thought I have to buy the iSwipe Pro Max 27 for $1,000 to clean my new iPhone

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    Apple assures us that this cloth, with its supple “nonabrasive material,” can “safely and effectively” clean any Apple display, even the high-tech nano-texture glass of the Pro Display XDR.

    If the insinuation is that the Pro Display XDR has glass that needs special care, that sounds like a product that many would not consider a good choice for “pros”.

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      All the reviews says that the incredibly expensive monitor has that micro texture on the glass that will impregnate with finger oils making it extremely hard to clean. So when a client touches your screen (because clients always need to physically touch your screen when they need to prove their point) it will leave a permanent mark on it. So “pro”

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      I’ve seen a bunch of professional equipment and their requirements vary greatly. Usually they involve some ridiculous compromises. One thing is really good while other things aren’t. If you’re a pro, you know how to use the device and you’re always mindful of the specific limitations each device has.

      If you’re doing SEM, XRD, NRM or anything like that, you can get great results but the sample preparation is a royal PITA. In this case, you’ll be paying for the quality of the analysis results, but everything else will probably suck.

      Alternatively, you could get a rugged pH or redox electrode, chuck it in the back of your car, take measurements in any filthy puddle you find along the way and you’ll get acceptable results every time. The data isn’t great, but the device will work in harsh conditions. You’re paying extra to make sure you can measure things quickly and easily. The device is portable, rugged, robust and all that. Other things might suck though, but a pro would understand that and treat the results accordingly.

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    1 year ago

    Don’t know why but polishing cloth strikes me as slightly dirty lol

    Exit: would also accept “rubs me the wrong way”

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    This article is really trying for an eye-rolling kind of tone while at the same time, literally just being an advertisement for new Apple products.

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    This is why I like apple.

    I just updated the firmware of my apple cloth and now it cleans 10% faster.

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    1 year ago

    I’m surprised they didn’t mention it during their totally not cringeworthy meeting with mother nature