Futureshop Marketing are a joke!
 

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:haha:

edit: I know my title has messed up grammar, this is so dumb it made me dumber.

they just pay to put the name GREEN on the flyer, just like diet Pepsi how is that a smart choice lol ?

a 46" TV isn't green either. hell they are trying to ban tv's over 40" in cali right now.

that's retarded, cutting down on the MINOR use of electricity that are TV's is not being green.

I'll stick with my 80" DLP...

i hate futureshop .bestbuy ..
i used to work at bestbuy .. it was like THE worst place i ever worked.. supervisor are dumb as fuck... and htey make u do high fives and do cheers

LMFAO I JUST THOUGHT OF HOW GAY THAT LOOKED.

That's big government for you...

OOOOWNED!

I love taking advantage of their Pricematching to make up for the times they ripped people off. making their employees miserable makes me happy :)

1. speakers don't produce power.
2 that's not 1000 watts RMS it's probable less than 200 watts rms.

Goooood MoRning Store fouRteen....
(Goood Morning)

How aRRee youuu doing tooodayy...
(Faaaannnntaassstiiicccc)

*said with a fob dipper accent ;)

Joe- good job on the PSP , you are #1 this week ...

fuck please dont ur gnna gimme night mares tonite again

you guys are missing the point.

I bet the 1000W speakers themselves are painted green.

math 267 on monday
you ready?

lol, I remember going to a Best Buy job fair interview a long time ago, they kept high-fiving each other, and after my interview, they high-fived me. That was a huge WTF moment.

noo! I'm so screwed for it.

whos this btw?

Your missing the point. The power handling of a speaker has nothing to do with how green they are. They could be made from 100% recycled metal and a hemp paper cone.

fuck i just had a dream last night that i got schdueled to work at bestbuy and i went back and it was some fuckedup shit

:lol

For real? I thought it was pretty obvious what they were doing there.

http://www.westernredline.com/funny2.jpg

Your screen cap has it open as a tab....

*cough*

hated this too, they tried to make a company culture out of something thats really random. so many customers gave this ":confused:" look when we did it.

Besides the rating, it's probably how much the system draws on standby. For many people, their devices use almost as much juice in total on standby than when they're actually watching some movie. I thought I read somewhere that many devices now draw as much as 5W EACH even when "off". They're trying to change the regulations to get it below 1W for the next generation.

Like buddy said over there, it's probably 1000W peak, ie for a split second. NO home speaker out there even goes past 300W RMS (most don't even do 100W per speaker), it'd blast out your eardrums long before that point. It's marketing, just like HP ratings.

OP, you have way too much free time ;)

HIGH FIVE!! :h5:

Nah I'm just trying to find reason not to study. it bores me to death.

I noticed the energy star logo. but that logo is almost on any product you buy, (my monitor from 1995 had a huge energy star logo when it booted up). I just think it's funny marketing to say "go green with energy star 1000W speaker.

It would be much effective to get the message across to say something like: "Go green with the more efficent, energy star certified home theather system at an amazing low price!"

RMS power or not, 1000W just doesn't look good to promote sustainability.

It doesn't say the test is on monday.... *cough*