As a newcomer to the SB, I knew nothing about the era of Slim Devices before Logitech. I will say this however....
I'm not "overwhelmed and frustrated by the relative complexity of the device", nor do I find it "a little fussy". I think it works very intuitively. The ol' jazzcat had no trouble with set-up or operation. I never had to call Logitech for help. (I do think they should provide the "Features Manual" in print or disc with the unit. The "quick start" guide is too basic.) "As the devices got less "Slim" it seems reliability went down"....while my Touch and Radio are brand new and just starting their working lives, I don't expect them to be unreliable (and certainly not like the Aluratek IR I had that was a short-lived, piece of garbage.) My Touch and Radio worked right out of the box, first time, no "bugs", no hassles. I'm proud to show these products to my friends. They are as well-built as any thing in the marketplace. "It's a tough product to sell to the mass-market". Maybe true, especially when the "mass-market" has a large proportion of dumbed-down consumers. If Logitech wants to continue selling SB's, they need to do a lot more marketing. At the store where I bought mine, the boxes were buried on a dusty lower shelf. The salesperson I asked for help wasn't even sure where they were located in the store. So, as a person who just discovered these Logitech products, I can offer nothing but praise and thanks to the company that made them. I hope Logitech continues to market and support the SB product line. jazzcat -- jazzcat ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jazzcat's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=51962 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=92232 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
