I understand you wanted to make a point, but I think it was too harsh... the guys have to say something about their product, not just tech specs...
"The NEW (it's always new by the way) XXX gb drive. It has 2gb more than it's predecessor. But it today..." just won't cut it with most consumers out there. However, if they try to sell a lifestyle or trend, however slightly different than what the general approach might be for the product, it could hook up more people into buying the article...
Just my 2 cents... ;)
