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A help screen for a remote control? It has to make things easier!
Huh? What do you say? Removing controls? Nah, it will make things harder and we want it easy. Easy for us, that is. With less controls we'll need to be smarter on how to make it easy.
OK, when a remote control needs a help function is it NOT easy to use! That is just insane. If it needs a screen to give you instructions on it is FAR FAR too complicated. Also, you use this remote to control stuff on your telly, what's wrong with the classic model where remotes use the telly to give you feedback?
Less is more and more is most certainly less, hence, this thing with it's own built in screen must really suck!
Well to be fair, its programmable for all televisions, so it would be very tricky to tell the telly to give the feedback.
Not that I want to defend this monstrosity or anything. |
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