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This seems like a case of non-tech PR/marketing selling a tech product without sufficient understanding of the industry terms they're throwing around.
by tomkarlo 15y ago
This seems like a case of non-tech PR/marketing selling a tech product without sufficient understanding of the industry terms they're throwing around.
- hugh3 15y agoIt's not like these are even particularly technical terms, though. Anyone who has shopped for a TV in the last five years should know what "1080" and "720" are, even if they don't quite grok the "i" and the "p". Not everybody understands what HDTV is, but... I'd say a majority of the working age male population does. I gotta admit that they fooled me; I saw this new Nook advertised at B&N the other day, and was impressed to note that it was capable of full HD video. It didn't occur to me that that might be a total lie.