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You don't have to look at a trackpad to use it. I think that putting screens on trackpads, keyboards, or remotes (you use them to control other screens) is a h
by Sidnicious 16y ago
You don't have to look at a trackpad to use it.
I think that putting screens on trackpads, keyboards, or remotes (you use them to control other screens) is a horrible idea.
- stcredzero 16y agoYou don't have to look at a trackpad to use it. Looking is optional for the device I described. You'd only have to look in moments of managing greater complexity, which is the correct time. I think that putting screens on trackpads, keyboards, or remotes (you use them to control other screens) is a horrible idea. For a DVR, the second screen is very useful. You get context-driven visual feedback without impinging on the video content in the main screen. Someone could check on a game or look up a related Wikipedia entry without interrupting everyone else's viewing. Someone could queue the next YouTube bit without the same.