C: Yeah .
A: There are different cases that can be provided .
A: They can be basically the shape of the cases , they can be flat ,
C: Mm-hmm .
A: they can be curved with uh one-sided curved and one side flat ,
A: and they can be curved with on both the sides .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: These are the three options , right ?
A: Um  D: Um you mean this would be like the the overall shape of the remote control , yeah ,
A: Yeah ,
D: mm-hmm .
A: would it be flat on both the sides , would be curved from one side , or whatever  D: Yeah , mm-hmm , mm-hmm .
D: Mm-hmm mm-hmm .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: uh there were different kind of supplements available ,
A: um like it can be in plastic , rubber , wood , or titanium , right ?
C: Mm-hmm . Okay .
B: Did you say wool ?
A: Wo wo wood .
C: Wood , wood .
D: B: Wood . Oh right .
A: Yeah . Not wool . C: A fluffy remote . B: .
B: Yeah , you'll understand why when we get to my presenta .
A: Oh really ?
A: Okay .
C: Huh .
A: Um the A: so uh we can use even um a certain titanium is also used uh in the company to make uh uh some space design equipment ,
A: so it's kind of um uh it'll be probably nicer to use , because it relates to the overall image of the company ,
A: but uh it cannot be used on a double curved surface .
A: If we choose this , we cannot use titanium .
C: Mm .
A: For for these two we can use titanium , wood , rubber , or plastic .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: Yeah ?
A: Uh okay ,
A: the interface options now .
A: So
A: we can have push-buttons , like most remotes do
A: and our company is an expert in making push-buttons .
C: D: A: Ooh .
A: Uh we can have scroll wheels like the ones on um uh mouse pointers uh uh B: Sony .
C: Mm-hmm .
B: Sony Ericsson mobile phones has it .
A: Yeah , yeah , something like that .
B: Mm .
A: So , and they have A: they can even have an an integrated uh push-button inside the scrolling thing .
C: Okay .
A: The scroll plus push .
A: So this is something that has been recently developed by the company , um in the last decade , so not too recent .
A: And L_C_D_s ,
A: we can have L_C_D_s .
A: So these two are recent and and this is q quite old .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: The various electronic options are um uh A: so th this concerns firs first of all the the chips I I showed you at uh A: so there's there's a chip behind this one , right ?
A: The P_C_B_ is uh inexpensive , so we can put put in uh whatever we want ,
A: but the various integrated circuit options are , we have either a simple one
C: Mm-hmm .
A: or a regular
A: or advanced .
A: And uh the price goes up as we go down , obviously .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: Um A: okay , so the good thing about uh wh wh why why we would want to use advanced u why we might want to use advanced is that L_C_D_s can only come with the advanced chip .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: Um the A: we need regular or advanced for uh scroll wheels .
A: Right ?
A: Um and the chip basically includes the infra infrared sender .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: Yeah . Uh
A: besides this in electr under electronics uh also the company has started making a sample sender ,
A: which is  did not explained what i what it was ,
A: but I'm guessing that uh  A: so they have a sample sender and a sample speaker .
A: So I'm guessing that uh the sample speaker is probably something like um uh you know , as soon as you press a button , it it mm uh give gives you feedback , one five or whatever .
A: Yeah , on .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: Um and uh
A: I dunno whether sample sender sender has to do something with voice recognition or not , but anyway .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: So , these are the different options that we have .
A: Okay , so A: th that's that's basically A: now now uh I think that uh we can integrate um uh you know , uh the user interface uh and uh the marketing things in that ,
C: Yeah .
D: A: keep uh taking out things from this and uh underlining things that are important , yeah .
C: Mm-hmm .
C: Excellent .
C: Do you wanna stay somewhere near the board , so that if we need to D: Okay .
A: Yeah , yeah , sure . Sure . Yeah .
C: you can sit down , but just  C: we might need you to leap up .
D: Okay .
C: What are you , PowerPoint , or D: Um I have some PowerPoint , yeah .
A: Right .
C: Okay .
D: Oh . B: C: Do you think these pens can give you cancer of the hand ?
D: 'Kay .
C: Some sort of radiation ?
A: B: No it's got its little camera in there ,
C: Yeah .
B: plug it in .
D: Okay .
B: 'S a
A: Yeah , it should should do it . Yeah .
C: Right , interface concept .
D: Okay .
D: Um to be honest actually , I mentioned some some of the things which which could fit on the on the this talk um this time , I m I mentioned them already in the previous talk .
C: That's fine .
D: So um yeah , this time um I might not have them on the slides but I I can just mention them aw again .
C: Mm-hmm .
D: Okay .
D: So um I thought um I would also include the definition of user interface
D: um so it's the aspects of a of of a computer system or programme which can be seen uh by the user um
D: and and which D: uh the mechanisms that the user uses to control its operation and input data .
D: So this would p includes things like shape and size and buttons and um voice recognition as well , and colour , and so on .
C: Mm-hmm .
D: Um um the method I employed this time was a again having a look to related products and mainly on the internet
D: and then um analyse them uh from the point of view of user fen friendliness
D: and also um whether their appearance was was pleasant .
D: Um and then um this uh this um D: this can help us to decide which features we want to incorporate in our product .
C: Mm-hmm .
D: So some findings um um .
D: So in in the case of many user interfaces , they're just so full of buttons that it's actually uh hard to find the ones you you really um want to use
D: and um and it's just confusing , it takes y know time to learn .
D: Um okay ,
D: and I thought I would just quickly show some of them that I found .
D: Okay , some of them are here .
C: D: Um well the picture is not very clear ,
D: but as you can see , there are actu
D: oi , oh oh oh , C: D: sorry for that .
D: 'S go back .
A: That's nice one .
D: Ah , no , please .
D: Okay ,
D: so yeah , they're quite big and have many many buttons .
D: Actually of the of all these I personally p prefer this one ,
D: because it's it's the smallest and and with with least uh with the smallest number of buttons as well .
D: And I would say even the appearance of some of them is kind of not so nice .
B: Ugly .
C: Mm .
D: Um okay .
D: So let's carry on with this .
D: Um D: So uh um o other findings D: um some new things um used ,
D: uh some of them were mentioned already by our Technical um Designer uh .
D: Our own company has developed a new in user interface
D: uh wait ,
D: no this is not the one .
D: Okay , there is a  D: we can uh include voice recognition
D: and um it allows D: i it's possible to record eighty different voice samples on it .
C: Mm-hmm .
A: Mm .
D: Uh so uh this uh this one was already mentioned uh the L_C_ display .
C: It's C: yeah .
D: Um s another new development is a scroll button ,
D: which was also th also already mentioned .
D: And uh our own manufacturing division ha has uh designed a new um  uh programmable speech uh D: mm sorry uh
D: speaker unit I guess it's it should be .
C: Yeah .
D: Um and this means that um once
D: uh uh it it it comes together with a voice recognition ,
D: but it's once once the mm um gadget uh recognises uh the voice of the speaker , there can be a um pre-programmed answer ,
D: for example , you can pick up the remote control and say something to it like hello
D: and it says some hello and your name or whatever .
C: Uh-huh , hi yeah .
D: So I mean this is also one of the n dev new developments which we might consider if we wanted to include .
A: Mm .
A: Uh sorry ,
A: uh can you go back for a second ?
A: Um uh are you sure wha what this means , a spinning wheel with the L_C_ display ?
A: Uh oh yeah are th
C: It's like the like you said , no ?
C: The scroll scroll wheel .
B: Yeah , you can't D: No no ,
D: the scroll button is a different thing .
D: I I have a picture if you  just a moment ,
D: I'll I'll show you .
D: I wasn't completely sure myself ,
D: but I think it's just like um it's it's a wheel , it's like not separate buttons .
A: Oh okay , the iPod thing , yeah .
D: Look , this one here .
B: Oh , it's like the iPod .
D: But I'm I'm not really sure whether whether you can really turn it round ,
B: G yeah , no , you can .
D: it's like you press this or this or A: Uh it's the iPod uh kind of uh B: It's like it's like where you you know how you have your your mouse , and y you go round and i it's kind of like that and you spin round
C: Uh-huh .
A: Alright , right . Okay , okay .
B: and it yeah . It is A: So instead of going down you just spin B: You just go round
A: yeah , yeah .
C: Mm-hmm .
B: and it is a bit weird at first ,
B: but it's actually very like fast .
A: Uh-huh .
C: Mm-hmm .
B: I like the the wheels that click on the side you you get 'em much slower ,