Look Out Kinect, Here Comes i-dong

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This is my mom's family last name -.-
My uncle legally changed his last name to Don instead of Dong because of all you heartless people.
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pretty sure it's called i-dong because dong in chinese means (among other things) "move"
and also the "i" prefix is very popular, stuff like iPhone, iPod, iStuff...

so for the chinese, "i-dong" kind of sounds like "iMove" which is actually not a bad name.
 
The use of the "i" prefix kind of gets to me, I don't mind if it's used by Apple since it's in relation to their products and they kind of started using it. Although when other things (kind of like this) just put "i" in front of it seems pretty unnecessary and shows some lack of creativity in hopping on the bandwagon.
 
PettingZoo said:
The use of the "i" prefix kind of gets to me, I don't mind if it's used by Apple since it's in relation to their products and they kind of started using it. Although when other things (kind of like this) just put "i" in front of it seems pretty unnecessary and shows some lack of creativity in hopping on the bandwagon.
Look at the R4.
Look at the chinese.

They don't give a fuck like US/EU people do about that.
 
Costello said:
pretty sure it's called i-dong because dong in chinese means (among other things) "move"
and also the "i" prefix is very popular, stuff like iPhone, iPod, iStuff...

so for the chinese, "i-dong" kind of sounds like "iMove" which is actually not a bad name.
Yes, but that spoils all the fun of saying you're playing with your iDong :3
 
Costello said:
pretty sure it's called i-dong because dong in chinese means (among other things) "move"
and also the "i" prefix is very popular, stuff like iPhone, iPod, iStuff...

so for the chinese, "i-dong" kind of sounds like "iMove" which is actually not a bad name.
thats what i thought at first too.. but more of "hole" than "move"
 
iPikachu said:
Costello said:
pretty sure it's called i-dong because dong in chinese means (among other things) "move"
and also the "i" prefix is very popular, stuff like iPhone, iPod, iStuff...

so for the chinese, "i-dong" kind of sounds like "iMove" which is actually not a bad name.
thats what i thought at first too.. but more of "hole" than "move"

lol What I was thinking too when Costello talked about it being Chinese. iHole isn't that less kinky of a name.
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i-dong...
it comes in two parts...


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It's a Kinect, Move, and Wii all at the same time :|
 

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