[Saturn94]

I've been wondering how the different Salk models got their names.  I understand the names such as "SoundScape" and "SongTower", but how about the others (HT1, HT2, etc.)?

Anyone know?

[rlee8394]

Home Theater-1, Home Theater-2, Home Theater-3. Just my guess.

Ron

[fsimms]

Happy Thingy 1, Happy Thingy 2, Happy Thingy 3.


Bob

[djbnh]

This link reports HT stands for, among other things:

# Haitian Creole language (ISO 639 alpha-2, ht)
# Handheld transceiver, an alternate term for Walkie-talkie
# Handie-Talkie, Motorola portable radio transceiver products
# Hanshin Tigers (Japan), a Nippon Professional Baseball team
# Harris Teeter, a chain of upscale supermarkets based in Matthews, North Carolina, USA
# Hattrick, a browser-based computer/video game
# Hectotesla (hT), an SI unit of magnetic flux density
# Height (abbreviation ht.)
# "Heard Through", an abbreviation used in Twitter
# Heim theory, a term used to describe a non-mainstream theory of gravitation and particle physics
# High tension, or high voltage electrical installations
# High-throughput, in computing, bioinformatics, or communication
# Hilary Term, the name of the Winter/Spring term at Oxford University
# Hindustan Times, north India's leading English (language) newspaper
# Hizb ut-Tahrir, an Islamic political organisation
# Horizontal Tab, used in the C0 control code set (see Tab key)
# Hostage-taker
# Hot Topic, an American chain store aimed at teenagers and young adults
# How To, subject abbreviation for helpful 'How To' instructions
# Hrvatski Telekom, a Croatian telecom company
# HT (band), a Punk-rock band from Slovakia noted for their depressive lyrics and sometimes quite unpunkish instrumentations
# Hybrid Theory, the debut album of the nu-metal band Linkin Park
# Hypertension (a.k.a. high blood pressure), a medical condition wherein the blood pressure is chronically elevated
# Hyper-threading (HT or HTT), Intel's trademark for their implementation of the simultaneous multithreading technology on the Pentium 4 and later microarchitectures
# HyperTransport, a bidirectional serial/parallel high-bandwidth, low-latency computer bus used by AMD

And of course it mentioned the following: # Home Theater, electronics used to watch films at home

[jtwrace]

# Harris Teeter, a chain of upscale supermarkets based in Matthews, North Carolina, USA

Hey, that's where we shop   [/list]

[Saturn94]

Anyone officially know the answer to the original question?