Marketing bloopers!

Thermaltake needs better marketing. Admitted, their site did go through a revamp, and it does look better, but there are blatant errors all over the site. Here's one to start this thread off. http://www.thermaltake.com/coolers/4in1heatpipe/cl-p0071SonicTower/cl-p0071.htm
Anybody see the absolutely stupid mistake? No? Here's a hint: http://www.thermaltake.com/images/shared/marks/comboCoolLogo.gif
Yes, they did say "DIY by Yourself," or Do It Yourself by Yourself. That's... idiotic. To say the least. Now, anybody else want to post some subtle (or not so subtle) mistakes? Admins, feel free to move/delete/whatever this thread if it's wrong/a repeat/bad. Have fun, guys!

 

Hehehe: DIY by yourself. NO S*** Sherlock!

 

I tried finding the product info page for a chassis that had inaccuracies, but the link is broken. Go figure. I agree, though... if they're going to update their site, they should do so in an intelligent manner.

 

That reminds me of when they said "skiing on skis" on the bbc the other day when comparing skiing and snowboarding.

 

hehe its like when sites say "CD Disks" and "HDD Drives"

 

The most annoying one of them is 'PIN Number' as everyone says it. Grrrrr.

 

Maybe they are implying DIY is usually so annoying that it involves calling someone else in to help? Therefore their point being its easy as hell.

Or maybe i'm wrong?

 

I think youre wrong

Yeah, that is pretty silly

 

DDR SD-RAM springs to mind.

 

double data rate synchronous dynamic random access memory?

 

There was an article on /. describing how to "make a redundant RAID array".

Also, you see dumb stuff like "Optical S/PDIF cable with gold plated connectors"

ch424

 

"Optical S/PDIF cable with gold plated connectors" WTF 0_0

i saw once one that was like "put the flopy disk in the flopy drive" and i was WOW how can i put this anywere else.

i think you are right IMO.

 

The most annoying one IMO is "LCD display". I admit to saying "PIN number" once or twice

 

easy! Just pull down your pants and......







(sorry, had to be said)

 

I spotted a cheap mini music centre in ASDA today, printed on the front was "JPEG".

 

each one says what excits him the most did you do that anytime with with CDs? if so please tell me if it is good or bad, either way i will not try it

just kidding

 

*shudders*

 

Hey, CD's fit in a lot of places! Toasters (true story), laser printers (true story), skeet launchers (true story), and even in an old 5.25" floppy drive (true story). But none up there... Hmm.....

 

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SDRAM is synchronous (same speed as the processor bus) dynamic (as opposed to static RAM used in processor caches) RAM. DDR SDRAM is a type of SDRAM.

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Ones that I hear fairly often from people include "HDD drive", "CD disc" and "password phrase". The last one is particularly confusing; surely it should be passphrase?