Flagging computer company HP hasn't had a great decade, but for the new Spectre laptop it reintroduced a daring minimalist logo that's been spotted once or twice before, but is only now hitting products. Everyone loves it! So do I.
I'm quite certain this was used in the past, though, on mainstream products. Perhaps on printers or CRT monitors with linear ventilation grills that "match" the logo? Maybe I dreamed it.
HP says the new logo is only for its "premium" products, which tells you just how strange and paralyzed the company has become.
I’d totally go.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Iskander Utebayev (@bat.not.bad) on Jul 25, 2020 at 5:11pm PDT Designer Iskander Utebayev did a fantastic job making a concept video that imagines what Apple’s forthcoming alternate reality eyeglasses might look like. You put them on, and a monitor-like interface appears before you. This would do […]
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Most of us aren’t constantly beset by poor posture. But all it takes is some subtle misalignment while you’re doing serious hours behind the wheel driving or working away at a desk to do a real number on your back. In fact, most of us are so unaware of the mechanics of good posture that […]
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