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Phrase Retirement Notice
Feb. 2nd, 2008 04:02 pmOk, so "HD" (aka High-Definition) is officially over-used. Smack anyone that uses it to describe radio, video gaming consoles, or MIDI 2.0. It should only be used for HD-DVD (to distinguish it from standard 480p DVD) and HDTV (to mean modern digital televisions).
They've already starting calling 1080p "Beyond High Definition"!?!?
While I'm at it, "Next-generation" should never be used to describe the Wii, Xbox 360, or PS3. They are the "current-generation" thank you very much. And actually they are really the "2 years old generation", or longer if you compare them to Direct3D 10 capable Windows PCs, but I digress.
And the next executive that uses the phrase "delight the customer" should be roshambo'd! Unless you are Willy Wonka, you don't "delight" anyone!
Stop the MarCom Madness!
They've already starting calling 1080p "Beyond High Definition"!?!?
While I'm at it, "Next-generation" should never be used to describe the Wii, Xbox 360, or PS3. They are the "current-generation" thank you very much. And actually they are really the "2 years old generation", or longer if you compare them to Direct3D 10 capable Windows PCs, but I digress.
And the next executive that uses the phrase "delight the customer" should be roshambo'd! Unless you are Willy Wonka, you don't "delight" anyone!
Stop the MarCom Madness!
