Cryptic Product Names Are Making Hardware Shopping Worse
No I don't want to buy the WXMRHQQGB-5, thanks.
My job is to write about technology, gadgets, and computer hardware, yet even I have to scratch my head sometimes when it comes to the names companies choose to give their products. Whether it's Nintendo's weird choice to call a console the "Wii U", or the insistence by Sony to name their headphones a string of letters and numbers, it just makes life hard.
