I remember when microwaves had one dial and no buttons, no digital touchscreens. You set the dial to the desired cook time in minutes/seconds, and it automatically started (as long as the door was closed).
Same with an oven. Turn the dial to 350 and the oven was on and set to 350. It took a fraction of a second vs a touch screen.
These new interfaces are often a terrible use of "technology" and are actually a step (or more) backward.
Same with an oven. Turn the dial to 350 and the oven was on and set to 350. It took a fraction of a second vs a touch screen.
These new interfaces are often a terrible use of "technology" and are actually a step (or more) backward.