Reffub - 1 hour ago »
REPASSAC - 4 hours ago »
I am with Barry on this as well. My PC mouse also gives positive feedback and the keyboard also. My phone has them on by default but does have a off setting for the likes of Pollensa1946.
Yesterday I spent half an hour in a dentist waiting room with a phone addicted 80 year old, 30 minutes of constant beeping feeding back to me. I really don't see why people need/want buttons to click, beep or say "I can confirm you have pressed me, have a nice day", surely you press them and the positive feedback is something should happen ?
Imagine you have phoned a utility company and surprise surprise you get a list of options, you press something (for assistance), you get no sound and nothing happens, what then.
Seriously, things take different times to happen and I guess the beep means we are dealing with it. I used to work for a IT company and the thing that most people craved for with responses to database enquiries was consistency of response time. Inserting a delay in the fastest enquiries significantly increased user satisfaction.
I guess the old saying, you can't please all of the people all of the time, will always hold true.
p.s. The HB-1000S remote is the same (some different button assignments/changes) but does also control the TV.
| Sat 21 Jun 2014 18:02:20
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