In article , Eric Stevens
wrote:

If the Dell 5K is anything like the the two 25" UP2516D screens that I
have just bought there is an awful lot of memory and computing power
inside to deal with multiple color spaces etc. It's not just a bare
display. I have no idea of how the Apple 5K compares in this respect
or how it handles the equivalent problems.

whatever is needed is part of the imac itself.

And wo makes that decision.

what kind of ****ed up question is that?? the designers of the product
decide what goes in it, the same as every other product on the planet.

Only a ****ed up mind would answer that way. My rhetorical question
obviously referred to what is needed by the user.

the user doesn't design the hardware.

Users determine their needs.

nobody said otherwise.

But users don't always (often?) get what they want.

nobody said they did.

however, if they don't, it's their own fault for buying the wrong
product. the choice is *entirely* theirs.