Video Asylum

Really?

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Kal Rubinson

In Reply to: RE: userfriendlyness? posted by dammajor@hotmail.com on September 29, 2009 at 20:34:06

They cannot discern the ON/OFF, input selection and volume buttons? If so, nothing will suit them.

Gee whiz, I didn't really appreciate my wife's capabilities in this sphere before. ;-)

Kal

Follow Ups:

RE: Really? - dammajor@hotmail.com 13:22:23 09/30/09 (2)
They know the on/off button. Sometimes they manage, sometimes they don't, (after messing everything, they will turn it off).

My son is 10 with a learning disability.
- RE: Really? - Kal Rubinson 14:05:27 09/30/09 (1)
  I am sympathetic but that issue is relevant to any control device. My point is that the Anthem RC is no more difficult than any other AVR RC.
  
  Kal
  - RE: Really? - dammajor@hotmail.com 15:11:39 09/30/09 (0)
    I agree with you kal . I've just saw a big picture of an Anthem processor. Many buttons, but it has a logical layout. Everything is separated in smaller groups.
    
    With an Harmony remote, it should be easy to use.

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