jimlandowski

This is meant to be directed to the NI marketing folk again. Remember some years ago when there was no High Definition content to watch on the newly released HD flat panel displays before blue ray? So the marketing folk advertised their TVs as "HD ready". Now with multi-core computing being the standard, what about the buzz words "LabVIEW is multi-core ready". Or perhaps you might prefer multi-core capable or enabled.

Pure Energy! Does it have legs? I have a comment that I would like to pass along to the vast LabVIEW community in general for their opinion, but which is really being addressed specifically to the NI marketing folk, since they will be the ones making the final decision. While working in Europe with a team of C++ developers, the programmer who was my interface to my LabVIEW code who knew some LabVIEW made a comment out of the blue at our daily Scrum meeting. He called LabVIEW, "pure energy". Also being a C++ programmer myself, I can well understand what he meant. The more I think about these creative buzz words that I could not have dreamed up myself, the more I think that it expresses concisely the power of LabVIEW to non-user programmers in the text based world. I cannot take the credit or blame, since I am just the messenger. So what do you think? Does this marketing hype have legs?