An always-with-you terminal is nice. What we need is not replacing them. It's making them simpler. We're cramming features into these things that doesn't need t

An always-with-you terminal is nice. What we need is not replacing them. It's making them simpler. We're cramming features into these things that doesn't need to be there, and it's a pain to remove them. That's what make them so confusing. What I do when I'm seated in front of a computer is different from what I want to do on the go. That's why I like my single-use devices (like my kitchen timer), because they tend to do that one things well. The iPod classic was great in that regard.