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Okay , so um , this report is about uh trend-watching. Um , basically so we can live up to our , our uh purpose of having a very fashionable remote control. Sorry. There we go. Um   So , just so you know , my method was mainly web web-based research this time around. I also spoke with fashion experts in Milan , New York and Paris. And I looked at the design reports from previous years , here at Real Remote. Um , just so c we can work off of them , see how fashions have changed. Um ,  so I'll list the three most important aspects that I've come across. Um , and they , they're each more important than the one that comes after it. Uh , the first one is that there should be a fancy look-and-feel , instead of the current functional look-and-feel. Um , this should be our priority , as we've been saying. The second most important aspect is that a remote sh that the remote control should be technologically innovative. So , I think we've done a lot of talking about that , just with lighting and the buttons and the  face-plates. Um , so it looks like we'll be able to keep on track with that. And the third most important aspect is that the remote control should be easy to use.  So , pretty basic there. And the recent fashion update , uh , according to fashion-watchers in Paris and Milan , is that fruit and vegetables will be the most important theme for clothes , shoes and furniture.  Um , also , in contra uh in contrast to last year , the feel of the material is expected to be spongy. Again , we've already discussed that with rubber versus hard plastic buttons. Um  So , my personal preferences here , um of course , as  we , we've already talked about the personal face-plates in this meeting , and I'd like to stick to that. The fruits and vegetable themes , I don't know if that's going to work for us. It sounds something that you'd use on kitchenware.