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And actually to go with that , I'm gonna give you some statistics on the uh relevancy of the buttons , how much they're used. And uh how important the uh users find them. So the power button , obviously , in an hour is only used once. Hopefully the person's not turning on and off the T_V_. Um , but the relevance of that button is nine out of ten. So people wanna be able to turn on the T_V_ with the remote control. Um , as opposed to standing up and turning on the television set. Channel selection is used a hundred and sixty eight times on average per hour.
That's a huge amount. This is the most important button. Um , so obviously when commercials come on they're changing it , so as you said we want a durable button that's not gonna run down. Relevance of that button , our users found was uh ten , ten out of ten. Uh , ditto for volume selection , so ten out of ten. And it's used on average four times an hour. Not as much as channel selection , but still significant. Um , audio settings is used on average zero point eight times an hour. Relevance is two. Screen settings , which means brightness , colour etcetera , zero point five times an hour. Um , and relevance of one point five. We're getting to specific statistics here. Teletext , um , now I'm not too clear on what that is. I don't know if you can help me. Flipping pages.
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