I don't understand this new web design trend. Who thinks that being presented with an image which occupies the entire screen and doesn't relay any pertinent information is good UX?
I like this. It's important for many software people to understand hardware, and even if it isn't (like, you're a frontend web dev and never want to do anything else), understanding different paradigms is very useful in diversifying your thinking.
Surprised I didn't see MVP(Minimum Viable Product) in there. But still, good reference!
Perhaps MVP does not really related to hardware only, although it can be.