And another thing...
I got a DVD player a month or so ago, and it's been nothing but great.
But one thing sticks in my mind.
What sort of person makes a DVD player and doesn't put an eject button on the remote?
Seriously!
The whole point of a remote is to up the laziness factor (under DVD-in-living-room conditions, I can see there are other uses for a remote, but that's really beside the point here)
Seriously, why???
I can only guess test studies showed users were getting annoyed with accidently pressing the eject button halfway thru a film, but still... Could you not put it away from the controls, up with the power on/off button? They'd both interupt a movie equally, and if you're going to have one, why not the other?
It just seems odd.
And now to bed and sleep. Perchance to dream.
Maybe the answers will come then.
But one thing sticks in my mind.
What sort of person makes a DVD player and doesn't put an eject button on the remote?
Seriously!
The whole point of a remote is to up the laziness factor (under DVD-in-living-room conditions, I can see there are other uses for a remote, but that's really beside the point here)
Seriously, why???
I can only guess test studies showed users were getting annoyed with accidently pressing the eject button halfway thru a film, but still... Could you not put it away from the controls, up with the power on/off button? They'd both interupt a movie equally, and if you're going to have one, why not the other?
It just seems odd.
And now to bed and sleep. Perchance to dream.
Maybe the answers will come then.