Eeww.
Use case failure: swing shift worker
Use case failure: busy mom, up before dawn
Use case failure: set time after the power comes back on late at
night, zap, display goes dead (this could be worked around, assuming
someone thought about it)
There are also non-use cases surrounding these clocks. I often use
them to guide me in the house without turning on lights (to not wake
up other people, or just because I can), for example.
-- Jim
Via my iPhone
On Nov 11, 2008, at 10:12 AM, Thomas Davies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Why don't you actually use the clock information to reduce burn-in?
Surely not many people will be cooking late at night and early in the
morning. So just do a rough estimate and say not many people will be
using the cooker between 10pm and 6am, thats an 8 hour period where
the digital display could be turned off. Obviously if people started
to use it during this period, the clock would reappear!
I am sure this could be used for different appliances as well.
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