The buttons , in a lot of cases , are tiny. Um they're hard to see , and okay , they're labelled , but the labels don't necessarily tell you too much. Whereas , on the other side , you have a much simpler remote control that I think basically has the minimum functionalities  that are needed. And it sort of looks simpler and just less imposing when you first look at it. So , I would be inclined to go sort of towards this , in terms of design , rather than this. And if there's specific functionalities that require more buttons , then we can figure out how to do it with existing um buttons. So my personal preferences are to keep the number of buttons to a limit , or to a minimum , sorry , make frequently used buttons bigger and more strategically placed , so like the on button being really obvious one , the channel changing and the volume , and to keep the design basically sleek and simple.
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Which , I think ties into what Christine and Ed have both said fairly reasonably. Um so , that's pretty much it , an I don't know if you guys have any questions or
Oh , it's um , seems  very understandable. Clearly your research and uh  and ours uh heading in the same direction ,