Joe Luser wrote: > With all due respect, radish, your note reads like the classic engineer > response > to poor UI design. Yes, people *can* figure this stuff out. The problem > is you > lose 90% of your potential audience from the get-go if you insist on > *forcing* them > to figure it out. Remember the Rio? The uber-cool, nerd mp3 player > that > existed before the iPod? No? That's because it had thirteen buttons. >
Stop the iPod religion already. My TV has more buttons than the SB and nobody ever complained about that. The Play problems stem from the fact that the SB works just a little bit different from other music players. You have to get used to that. Trying it for the first time during a party while inebriated is not the best way to learn. > Clearly the designers are aware of the problems, since they gave the > iPod > treatment to the new remote. But they've still got a long way to go > More like the Sonos treatment. BTW, I think the new remote has too few buttons. Changing shuffle mode while browsing my music folders is a major hassle. Yes, you can theoretically do everything with a wheel and one button but it will be terribly inconvenient. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
