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  Question: What was the advantage of "triple R" compared to "triple RC" when discussing the name chosen of the product?
  Answer:
output: "Triple RC" made the product look like a triple remote control, but it was only a single remote control. In addition, the important part was triple R anyway, Real Reaction Remote. Therefore, they decided to drop C from this name, and just keep "triple R".