LMAO.... you don't like buttons and now you admit you don't like large stores where there are many items to chose from.

This just keeps getting better with every rebuttal.

BTW- I am an engineer, and I have designed many a user interface. I was in the biomedical electronics instrumentation business. I understand user interfaces and the value of numerous buttons.

I do not "freak out" for fear of pressing the wrong button as you admitted to being earlier.

Buttons are good.

The Philips plasma TV I dumped??? It stopped responding to the remote control one day (some defect occured), and all that could be done with that TV after that was turning it on and off at the set. Nice design....NOT! If it had a few buttons the set would still have some value. No buttons meant no changing channels, no volume up/down, no selecting video source. The thing ended up in a landfill prematurely primarily because Philips ( from the Netherlands ??? ) was too lame to understand the things which many of us understand. I guess in Holland the Dutch just dislike (or fear) buttons.
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