| Just a Buzzword The term "Unlimited" are nothing more than a buzzword.
These words are designed to catch the attention of the consumer so that they think about the products/services that the company is advertising, become attracted to the product/service, and purchase said product/service from the company.
The computer industry are the buzzword kings. Heck, many computer companies hire people just to create buzzwords for new products. 
This is especially true of computer software companies where buzzwords such as Professional, Platinum, Gold, Silver, Studio, Special, Suite, Edition, etc. are standard buzzwords used by software companies.
Dual capital word combinations such as XP, (Microsoft), MX (Macromedia), and CS, (Adobe) are now appearing as buzzwords in the software industry. Some mean a word and some mean squat but none the less serve the same purpose.
When it comes to buzzwords buyer beware cause they are nothing more than catchy words to get you to buy the product without giving much thought because it is appealing.
"That is so cool" is the most dangerous thought any consumer can have, period.
It is your money they want you to spend, make them earn it from your wallet. 
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