Apple is a company that historically keeps its product lineup not only small, but simple to understand. More often than not, even the names Apple adorns to its products help inform consumers as to what they're getting.
You want a laptop that's super thin and light? The MacBook Air is an obvious choice even if you know nothing about the product. Looking for more power? Why, the MacBook Pro might just be the machine for you. iPod Nano? Why I reckon that's simply a smaller version of the iPod.
Apple product names, by and large, are smart, easy to remember, and convey a simple message.
With the Apple Watch, the simplistic naming conventions Apple users have grown accustomed to have been tossed by the wayside. Compounding matters is the fact that the Apple Watch line up is unquestionably the most confusing product matrix Apple has ever released.
Did Apple mess up naming the Apple Watch?