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I‘d be interested in an economic comparison. How much does it actually save to replace physical controls with a touchscreen?
by ano-ther 2y ago
I‘d be interested in an economic comparison. How much does it actually save to replace physical controls with a touchscreen?
- NullPrefix 2y agoSave? Where are you getting this idea from? Move from buttons to touchscreen raised the price because touchscreens are expensive. Return to buttons will raise the price once again because buttons are extra parts.
- johannes1234321 2y agoThe touch screen is there for other reasons (setup, navigation, ...) anyways and won't go away. (Not) Having physical buttons then is a cost factor.
- afiori 2y agoPrice is different from cost
- Underphil 2y agoA switch requires a physical and tangible thing to be produced. A touchscreen button is done in software and costs nothing extra to produce. You already know this I'm sure.
- NullPrefix 2y ago>A touchscreen button is done in software and costs nothing extra to produce Touchscreen had to be added, during the big move from buttons to touchscreen. It didn't just appear out of thin air.