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I may be old school but for every example given in the video, I would rather have an actual button to press...
by alex_duf 10y ago
I may be old school but for every example given in the video, I would rather have an actual button to press...
- elsewhen 10y agothe physical size of buttons/knobs/sliders requires devices to be large enough to accommodate those elements. with a chip like soli, designers can create devices that are dramatically smaller. as the soli gets smaller (which future versions likely will), you can imagine tiny devices that maintain rich interactivity.
- 0x6c6f6c 10y agoExactly. I also prefer physical buttons but imagine what could be done in terms of reducing space taken by controls alone. This is in many ways vastly better than touchscreen interfaces since it will allow for many different kinds of interaction in the same space.
- kevincox 10y agoHowever if you have a button, you have a button. With this you can have a button, or a dial, or a slider or sliders in the other two directions. And which you have switches with the context.