noduplicates wrote: > Peter, > I agree with Erland about the problems of cannabalizing sales of the > current device by releasing a new one and that SlimDevices has already > made a commitment to the current device. However, history and > companies such as Apple have shown that building the right device the > first time out obliterates the competition and wins a loyal customer > following. It is a dilemma for SlimDevices and the users that need a > larger screen. > > The form factor of Sonos and iPhone with their larger screen makes it > obvious that a little bigger is better. I actually like to look at the > album cover graphics because I tend to recall the albums more by there > artwork than their name. Also, anything that mimics flipping through a > CD collection, whether crystal cases or in a CD book, replicates a > familiar user experience. Again, the new iPods do this. To me this > beats reading text anyday. > It's pretty hard to distinguish between song titles that way. > Peter, I'm showing my age (54) but do you need reading glasses? I hate >
Not yet, but I'm getting closer. > it but I do. I tend to pop my glasses up or look over the top of them > so I can see small text or detail clearly. This means holding the > object really close (~6") to my face and flipping them back on for > distance. My progressive lenses (distance on top, reading below) are > not real clear for close-up and tend to tire my eyes because of the > angle at which I have look through them for close-up vision. It is a > universal problem among people that need correction for distance and > reading. So, do you send letters to newspaper editors requesting them to print their articles in 24 points? There are limits to what can be done to accomodate you/us. That's life/economics. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
