> I don't know if past naming conventions from Apple have been all that > great > either. > > The 4400, 6500, 5200, 5360, 7100, 7600, 8100 and 9500 aren't great > names. > You might think that the 5200 was better or newer than the 4400, based > on > lessons we're taught in other marketing. > All true, to an extent. I just can't help thinking of the alternative. Anyone who works even casually with PCs basically just gives up; they know a few models here and there and the rest is pure background noise. I once spent about 4 hours getting a PDF manual for an ASUS motherboard, right from the manufacturer's website. Even a search on the actual model number came up with nothing (although it was there, buried on the site).
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