Mark (designation)

Mark or M or Mk followed by a number in product descriptions gives information about the stage of development of the product. The term derives from the English word mark within the meaning of ( progress ) tag. Often, the additive is used only in the second version of a product, unless it can be anticipated that there will be other versions. The aim is to transfer the trust in an established brand after the end of the product life cycle to the new product.

Examples

Electronics:

• Canon EOS 5D Mark II
• Mark I ( computer )
• Mark -8 Minicomputer
• Technics SL- 1200MK2 / SL - 1210MK2

Military:

• 4.5 - inch Mark 8 naval gun
• Mark I ( tank )

• Brand management