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<blockquote data-quote="Pat Clark" data-source="post: 889257" data-attributes="member: 123421"><p>Don't forget mouse usage. For arbitrary GUI elements, a mouse can't be beat -- not by a finger, and certainly not by a remote. Some pretty thorough user-interface research has been done over the years that we should capitalize on.</p><p> </p><p>I've assumed people like remotes (here at MP) because they have other equipment that requires a remote. But I think we seldom <u><em><strong>need</strong></em></u> to use any other equipment's remote functions. I, for example have a DVD remote that I "never" use, an amplifier remote that I "never" mess with, a TV remote that I "never" deal with. Every routine function is handled by the PC, and therefore by the mouse. About the only remote function I use for this equipment is on/off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pat Clark, post: 889257, member: 123421"] Don't forget mouse usage. For arbitrary GUI elements, a mouse can't be beat -- not by a finger, and certainly not by a remote. Some pretty thorough user-interface research has been done over the years that we should capitalize on. I've assumed people like remotes (here at MP) because they have other equipment that requires a remote. But I think we seldom [U][I][B]need[/B][/I][/U] to use any other equipment's remote functions. I, for example have a DVD remote that I "never" use, an amplifier remote that I "never" mess with, a TV remote that I "never" deal with. Every routine function is handled by the PC, and therefore by the mouse. About the only remote function I use for this equipment is on/off. [/QUOTE]
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