Extracted Content: Ronnie Anderson: Okay. Uh door is closed. Well, begin. Because
  William Prentice: I'm listening.
  Ronnie Anderson: if we have as much time as the last uh meeting,
  William Prentice: Right.
  Ronnie Anderson: we'll have to hurry up. Um well I'll start with the presentation again,
  William Prentice: Great.
  Ronnie Anderson: the agenda. Yo. So. Uh This one I think. Uh yeah. Well alright. Um well, I'll show you the notes. It's not as uh interesting as it should be because we just uh had the meeting, but I'll show them. We'll get your presentations on the conceptual design. Um Then we'll have to dec decide about the control, the remote control concepts.
  Elijah Ham: Mm-hmm.
  Ronnie Anderson: I've put a f uh a file in the project management folder, which says exactly uh what kind of decisions we should take. So this time we exactly know what to decide about.
  William Prentice: Alright, great.
  Ronnie Anderson: And then we'll close again.
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: Uh Well these are some examples, but we'll talk about them later. We'll first look at your uh presentations.
  Elijah Ham: Mm-hmm.
  Ronnie Anderson: Alright? Walter will uh start again
  William Prentice: Yeah, great.
  Ronnie Anderson: this time? Yo.
  William Prentice: Alright, Trendwatch.
  Ronnie Anderson: 'Kay.
  William Prentice: Right. I will speak about uh latest trends trends, latest fashion updates, and uh things we must not do.
  Ronnie Anderson: 'Kay.
  William Prentice: Uh the trends. It's very important that uh the control is fancy looking and good uh feeling. Uh this because of our last model was very functional, but it uh people didn't like that, so our new mo model must be very good-looking. That's uh uh have to
  Elijah Ham: Mm-hmm
  William Prentice: take a look at.
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  William Prentice: And uh the feeling has to be very great. Also the menus and things like that they have to they have to feel great.
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  William Prentice: Um there's a minus uh two times here, because this is the most important point. This is uh two times as less
  Ronnie Anderson: Less.
  William Prentice: important, and uh same for this one. Um, technological technological innovations, that's uh regarded very highly too. Uh such as an uh L_C_D_ screen, uh speech uh acknowledgement, as we uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Well, yeah.
  William Prentice: talked about earlier. So we have to have uh something like that, like we uh
  Ronnie Anderson: L_C_D_ and our uh our fronts.
  William Prentice: Right. Uh the last point is easy to use. Well I think that uh speaks for s for itself. I don't know who's uh who's going to look at that.
  Elijah Ham: Easy to use?
  Ronnie Anderson: Well,
  William Prentice: Yeah?
  Ronnie Anderson: easy
  Elijah Ham: I think
  Ronnie Anderson: to use
  Elijah Ham: that's your
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Elijah Ham: ta
  Ronnie Anderson: s is a bit uh contradictionary with the first uh Functional is not an issue,
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Ronnie Anderson: and
  William Prentice: I know.
  Ronnie Anderson: then easy to use. Well we have to choose one of them.
  William Prentice: I think we have to go for the first
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  William Prentice: one. It's the most
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  William Prentice: important one. So we have to uh take that one.
  Ronnie Anderson: Okay.
  William Prentice: So it it it isn't very important that that it works easy.
  Albert Franklin: Well
  William Prentice: But
  Albert Franklin: something
  William Prentice: it
  Albert Franklin: fancy
  William Prentice: has
  Albert Franklin: looking
  William Prentice: to look
  Albert Franklin: can
  William Prentice: great.
  Albert Franklin: be can be easy to use.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah. We'll we'll look at uh.
  William Prentice: We'll see.
  Elijah Ham: You Yeah. Yeah, yeah, you can make a very complicated uh uh remote anyway, so ease
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: of use
  William Prentice: right.
  Elijah Ham: It's not
  William Prentice: But
  Elijah Ham: a very
  William Prentice: the most
  Elijah Ham: comp
  William Prentice: important
  Elijah Ham: complicated
  William Prentice: thing
  Elijah Ham: device.
  William Prentice: is that it looks great and people say wow, that's real great uh great concept.
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: 'Kay.
  William Prentice: Alright. Uh these are the new colours of this year. So it must be very bright, very colourful. People like this. So we we have to think uh in this direction. So
  Ronnie Anderson: So
  William Prentice: i set your mind to it.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  William Prentice: Findings? Fashion update? Fruit and vegetables are cool. I am told.
  Elijah Ham: Uh you
  William Prentice: The group
  Elijah Ham: think?
  William Prentice: we are targeting is uh very pleased with fruit and vegetables. So we we we might cons consider in front of uh in in that sort of uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah,
  William Prentice: way.
  Ronnie Anderson: well
  Albert Franklin: Bananas.
  William Prentice: Uh furthermore uh material, that's your part, should be very strong. I was thinking of something like uh well uh iron plate over it, maybe in a
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  William Prentice: colour or something, that
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  William Prentice: looks so f really flashy but it it is also strong. And
  Ronnie Anderson: B
  William Prentice: that's uh also for the younger public.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well the the handy thing about our fronts is that we can follow these trends e ev every year. Th this year it's fruits but next year it's it's
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Ronnie Anderson: something
  William Prentice: that's
  Ronnie Anderson: totally
  William Prentice: great.
  Ronnie Anderson: different.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: But I think we can all make the the fronts of titanium or something uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  William Prentice: really thin. So it looks very heavy but you can still uh use it very easily.
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yep, alright.
  William Prentice: Well, the don'ts. Older people like dark colours and simple shapes. Well we don't want uh older people, we want young people. So uh we're gonna turn that around. We're
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  William Prentice: gonna have real uh cool shapes and lots of colours. Right?
  Ronnie Anderson: Wood
  William Prentice: Okay.
  Ronnie Anderson: is popular. Aha.
  William Prentice: We don't want wood.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah,
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah
  Elijah Ham: among the old
  Ronnie Anderson: yeah
  Elijah Ham: people,
  Ronnie Anderson: yeah.
  Elijah Ham: yeah.
  William Prentice: Old people. So, that's it for William Prentice.
  Ronnie Anderson: Alright. Nice, uh well show us.
  Elijah Ham: Right, I am going to you the design Uh again I have uh put up the specification properties. This uh so um uh the different uh components of the of of the device. And the materials? Um I have heard several things, so I uh I'll have to change that on the way. But uh the case? Uh I suggested uh in the previous meeting hard plastic. But uh as you
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: indicated
  William Prentice: we should change
  Elijah Ham: uh
  William Prentice: that.
  Elijah Ham: it should be strong. It should feel strong. So maybe plastic is not uh sufficient. We should
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  Elijah Ham: move
  Ronnie Anderson: maybe
  Elijah Ham: to uh
  Ronnie Anderson: it
  Elijah Ham: something
  Ronnie Anderson: it it is, but it doesn't look strong. So maybe
  Elijah Ham: Well yeah. Y Hard plastic i is of course uh pretty pretty tough, but it doesn't have a really really tough
  William Prentice: No no no.
  Elijah Ham: look.
  Ronnie Anderson: But we still
  Elijah Ham: So
  Ronnie Anderson: have to look at our price of course. Because
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Elijah Ham: Also
  Ronnie Anderson: if we
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: want an L_C_D_ uh window etcetera uh
  Elijah Ham: Mm-hmm. But we'll return to that.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah?
  Elijah Ham: Uh the buttons of course rubber, I think everyone agrees. And electrical cables, copper is all pretty basic stuff. The chips made of silicon, I guess. I think that's the best uh way to do it. And infra infrared l LED is uh just a simple bulb. Then I've uh had a few findings, made a few findings. Uh the target audience product style. Um it's uh um generally the case that uh senior and wealthy people above uh forty five years old uh like, as you said, uh particularly the traditional materials as such as wood and materials such as that. They also like straightforward shapes and luxurious style. But of course that's not our uh things this. So this is things we must not do.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  Elijah Ham: And then we have uh young uh and dynamic uh people, which is of course our uh group, the people we aim at. Um under forty five years old. Uh they like soft materials uh with primary colours. Soft materials is of course uh agai again a bit a contradiction with uh our uh material choice of what you said, that uh it should be hard an and and and and strong looking.
  William Prentice: Mm. Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: But they like soft
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: materials, uh so we might uh we have to consider that. And also they like curved round shapes. So not uh too formal like like uh the older people want. And if uh also a finding but not very ap applicable here, that sports and gaming devices such as uh discmans for jogging and that those kind of devices, gaming devices, should define the characteristics of the device. But uh since we don't have a really a sports or gaming device, so we don't really have to consider that.
  Ronnie Anderson: Sports uh, they're uh that uh are
  Albert Franklin: Soccer
  Ronnie Anderson: accessible
  Albert Franklin: fronts.
  Ronnie Anderson: on on your L_C_D_ uh window uh
  Albert Franklin: Mm.
  Ronnie Anderson: Huh?
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  Ronnie Anderson: That's nice.
  Albert Franklin: Hmm.
  Elijah Ham: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: All
  Elijah Ham: I also
  Ronnie Anderson: the
  Elijah Ham: have
  Ronnie Anderson: results?
  Elijah Ham: um
  William Prentice: We keep coming back to the fronts.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: several examples of uh styles, so you can get a clear picture of uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: what I mean. Uh these are the basic uh older older peoples' stuff.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: It was not very uh interesting uh, very classical looking, but that's
  Ronnie Anderson: Mm-hmm.
  Elijah Ham: n that's not what we want. We have
  Albert Franklin: Hmm.
  Elijah Ham: these kind of things. I don't know what exactly they are. It
  Ronnie Anderson: Nai.
  Elijah Ham: looks
  Ronnie Anderson: Uh
  Elijah Ham: like Well
  Ronnie Anderson: no.
  Elijah Ham: you know uh you recognise the shapes, it's very primary colours, uh bright colours and uh round shapes. You also uh see uh this device, it's not very round and
  William Prentice: Fruity.
  Elijah Ham: Fruity of course.
  William Prentice: Fruity.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah, it uh
  Ronnie Anderson: It's t terrible.
  Elijah Ham: That's true.
  Ronnie Anderson: Alright.
  Elijah Ham: And uh well round shapes, primary colours. You can see it all here. And of course
  Ronnie Anderson: Hmm?
  Elijah Ham: uh this famous device. I think as you know something uh some
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: devices
  Ronnie Anderson: alright.
  Elijah Ham: like this. So
  William Prentice: Well
  Elijah Ham: to give
  William Prentice: it's
  Elijah Ham: you an idea
  William Prentice: got
  Elijah Ham: of uh
  William Prentice: a strong look, this.
  Elijah Ham: This has a strong look. Although
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: it's plastic, it's
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: it's
  William Prentice: it still
  Elijah Ham: grey
  William Prentice: has a strong
  Elijah Ham: to
  William Prentice: look.
  Elijah Ham: to
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: to give it iron look.
  Ronnie Anderson: And it's round.
  Elijah Ham: That's uh
  William Prentice: But then you are losing your fruity colours.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah. Well we have to make
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  Elijah Ham: a
  Ronnie Anderson: you can make th th th that middle ring can you you can make another colour.
  William Prentice: That's true.
  Ronnie Anderson: So uh those
  Elijah Ham: Well we
  Ronnie Anderson: kind
  Elijah Ham: can't
  Ronnie Anderson: of
  Elijah Ham: really
  Ronnie Anderson: things
  Elijah Ham: make
  Ronnie Anderson: you can
  Elijah Ham: a round
  Ronnie Anderson: you can combine.
  Elijah Ham: uh a round remote control. I don't think that's very practical, but
  Ronnie Anderson: No, it isn't.
  Elijah Ham: But uh it's important to to uh to think about
  Ronnie Anderson: Okay.
  Elijah Ham: the colour. Because if we make it grey or or silvery looking, it it does make it a lot more uh does make it looking a lot more stronger.
  William Prentice: Yeah
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  Elijah Ham: 'Cause
  William Prentice: but
  Elijah Ham: if you look at
  William Prentice: the
  Elijah Ham: this, it it doesn't look very very strong, becau But this is plastic,
  William Prentice: But
  Elijah Ham: and
  William Prentice: it
  Elijah Ham: and
  William Prentice: doesn't
  Elijah Ham: this too,
  William Prentice: have to
  Elijah Ham: but
  William Prentice: look strong. The the results are, the feel of the material is expected to be strongy.
  Elijah Ham: The feel?
  William Prentice: The
  Elijah Ham: Uh
  William Prentice: feel.
  Elijah Ham: alright. Well
  Ronnie Anderson: So, if
  Albert Franklin: And
  Ronnie Anderson: you
  Albert Franklin: it
  Ronnie Anderson: ti
  Albert Franklin: it doesn't have to be strong, also.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  William Prentice: Nah yeah the feel
  Ronnie Anderson: You you
  Albert Franklin: Only the feel.
  Ronnie Anderson: Maybe you should have uh some some coloured titanium or something. So it it looks pretty but it feels strong.
  William Prentice: Right.
  Elijah Ham: Mm-hmm.
  Albert Franklin: Oh.
  William Prentice: I
  Elijah Ham: And
  William Prentice: agree.
  Elijah Ham: I Then I have some more findings. Um uh about the energy energy source of the of the device, uh I uh suggest uh the basic battery. I uh got some other um uh uh energy sources of course. But solar energy is not very practical inside a house, because you don't have a have a lot of uh sun. And uh kinetic and and and dynamos are are not very practical, I think, for uh for a simple remote, that's a bit, oh, that's a bit uh
  Ronnie Anderson: No titanium.
  Elijah Ham: That's a bit uh much. Uh the disadvantage of that that you can use no titanium. That that's the information I received. If you use the curved case, uh a curved case, double curved then you
  Ronnie Anderson: What do you exactly
  Elijah Ham: can't use titanium.
  Ronnie Anderson: mean with double curved?
  Elijah Ham: Now uh this uh to give it a more modern look. And uh now the the shape, yeah, a curved case. Um yeah I think uh sort of triangle-shaped bottom or something. Uh a more modern look not plain, long box style, but
  Ronnie Anderson: Double curved?
  William Prentice: I dunno.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: It
  Elijah Ham: I'll draw
  Ronnie Anderson: it mean
  Elijah Ham: it, but
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah, well
  Elijah Ham: maybe
  Ronnie Anderson: okay.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: later. And it makes uh it gives it a more u user friendly shape, than if you have uh. Um anyway Um f as uh for the buttons, simple push buttons. No uh otherwi uh no um difficult scroll things or some uh things like that, because it makes more complex and expensive. And, uh as we agreed, we don't use a speaker or a sensor or um uh speak uh speech uh
  William Prentice: Yeah right.
  Elijah Ham: controlled device. Because it makes it also more complex and expensive. But we do use an L_C_D_ screen, so we uh we do have to consider uh of we have to use a more advanced chip, which is more complex and expensive. But
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  Elijah Ham: It's worth the trouble I think,
  Albert Franklin: The buttons
  Elijah Ham: because
  Albert Franklin: can be made of an uh a soft material. Because people like that.
  Ronnie Anderson: This soft material thing
  Elijah Ham: Uh rubber
  Ronnie Anderson: from
  Elijah Ham: is a
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Elijah Ham: soft material, I guess.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Uh
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: Right.
  Albert Franklin: Right.
  Elijah Ham: soft
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: enough. So that's uh basically what I
  Ronnie Anderson: Alright.
  Elijah Ham: want to talk about.
  Ronnie Anderson: Okay. We will take that. And then uh Mike?
  Ronnie Anderson: Okay.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah. Well um nah the method um we will um include the buttons as we discussed uh earlier. Um an L_C_D_ s screen will be implemented. Um we must decide where, this meeting. Um there are new developments in speech recognition um systems, um and they are already being uh used on uh coffee machines. And um well they're cheap, so we could use them
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh
  Albert Franklin: now. Um
  Ronnie Anderson: That's interesting.
  Albert Franklin: it's not really speech recognition, it's more um like you can um talk to the chip, uh record the message and record an answer, and then once you uh talk to the remote, then um he will a answer with the the prerecorded message that you left. So if
  Elijah Ham: Oh,
  William Prentice: Oh
  Albert Franklin: I say
  William Prentice: okay.
  Elijah Ham: yeah, I understand. Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: hi Mike, and you have recorded uh hi Mike back, then you
  Ronnie Anderson: Okay.
  Albert Franklin: will get that.
  William Prentice: Right.
  Ronnie Anderson: But you can also say that, when you say something, it does some function.
  Albert Franklin: No it doesn't
  William Prentice: No.
  Albert Franklin: does not
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh.
  Albert Franklin: do anything. But
  Ronnie Anderson: That's
  William Prentice: But that
  Ronnie Anderson: a bit
  Albert Franklin: i
  William Prentice: that
  Albert Franklin: it's
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  William Prentice: makes
  Albert Franklin: just
  William Prentice: it cheap.
  Albert Franklin: a
  William Prentice: It's
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  William Prentice: it's
  Albert Franklin: Yeah
  William Prentice: just
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  Albert Franklin: it's
  William Prentice: a an
  Albert Franklin: it's cheap.
  William Prentice: extra
  Ronnie Anderson: I
  William Prentice: function,
  Ronnie Anderson: understand.
  William Prentice: and it's cheap.
  Ronnie Anderson: But it has no functionality
  William Prentice: No
  Ronnie Anderson: for our remote
  William Prentice: but
  Albert Franklin: No but
  Ronnie Anderson: at
  Albert Franklin: that's
  Ronnie Anderson: all.
  Albert Franklin: the gadget they want,
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Albert Franklin: or the
  William Prentice: right.
  Albert Franklin: gimmicks.
  Elijah Ham: But it
  William Prentice: Young
  Elijah Ham: it's
  William Prentice: people
  Elijah Ham: n
  William Prentice: love
  Elijah Ham: nice
  William Prentice: them.
  Elijah Ham: for young
  Albert Franklin: Yes,
  Elijah Ham: people. They
  Albert Franklin: we
  Elijah Ham: like
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: gadgets. Yeah.
  William Prentice: ple
  Albert Franklin: we should really uh include that one, I think.
  William Prentice: Right.
  Elijah Ham: If
  Ronnie Anderson: Hmm.
  Elijah Ham: it's
  Albert Franklin: Um
  Elijah Ham: cheap. Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Well, as I said uh earlier I think the uh L_C_D_ screen should be uh positioned at the lower end of the remote. Um the buttons for screen width and general settings and uh and that kind of stuff um we can also do let that kind of functions um be shown in the L_C_D_ screen,
  Ronnie Anderson: So you
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: put a menu
  Albert Franklin: instead
  Ronnie Anderson: in the
  Albert Franklin: of
  Ronnie Anderson: L_C_D_?
  Albert Franklin: uh extra buttons. I think young people and yeah w well every user would like that. Um the buttons um should be positioned uh positioned the same way as they are on a, well, conventional remote, I think. For the learnability and uh well to keep it recognisable. A voice recognition can be uh implemented. And uh I drew an example, but it did not work quite the well uh the
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Albert Franklin: way I
  Elijah Ham: Can you
  Albert Franklin: wanted
  Elijah Ham: draw
  William Prentice: How
  Elijah Ham: it
  Albert Franklin: it
  Elijah Ham: now
  Albert Franklin: to do.
  Elijah Ham: of uh
  Albert Franklin: Hmm?
  Elijah Ham: Can
  Ronnie Anderson: Ah.
  William Prentice: How
  Elijah Ham: you
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Elijah Ham: draw it now?
  Albert Franklin: I have the I can draw it again, and I know what I did wrong. I didn't tick the note bo box in
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  Albert Franklin: the.
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  Albert Franklin: Um
  William Prentice: How do you uh uh give input to the menu on the L_C_D_ screen?
  Albert Franklin: Um with the uh the up and down and and well
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Albert Franklin: buttons
  William Prentice: So you have
  Albert Franklin: and
  William Prentice: a
  Albert Franklin: the
  William Prentice: menu button, and then you can go up
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: But
  William Prentice: and down.
  Albert Franklin: I will draw what
  Ronnie Anderson: then
  Albert Franklin: I
  Ronnie Anderson: we should
  Albert Franklin: had drawn
  Ronnie Anderson: also have
  Albert Franklin: on
  Ronnie Anderson: an
  Albert Franklin: the screen.
  Ronnie Anderson: uh an Okay button.
  William Prentice: Yeah right.
  Albert Franklin: Yes. Um I shall draw this.
  Elijah Ham: button, yeah.
  Albert Franklin: If it uh works.
  Ronnie Anderson: Just uh There is already a blank. Yes? So
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Mm so have I. Nah.
  William Prentice: You have to push hard.
  Elijah Ham: I suggest a banana shape. Because
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: of the fruity uh
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: fashion.
  Ronnie Anderson: No m
  Elijah Ham: Yellow
  Ronnie Anderson: Next
  Elijah Ham: and
  Ronnie Anderson: year that's out.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah alright, yeah. Just a hunch.
  Albert Franklin: Well these little buttons are a bit difficult to uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: draw uh
  Elijah Ham: Those are the
  Albert Franklin: correct.
  Elijah Ham: the cha the channel buttons of course?
  Albert Franklin: Yeah just uh the numbers.
  Elijah Ham: And then below is the L_C_D_ screen?
  Albert Franklin: These these will be bigger in the the real
  Elijah Ham: Alright,
  Albert Franklin: design.
  Elijah Ham: yeah.
  Albert Franklin: This must be the Okay button used to uh interact with the L_C_D_
  Elijah Ham: Mm-hmm.
  Albert Franklin: screen. And with this you can uh,
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: yes, go to through the menus and that can Um
  William Prentice: You've
  Albert Franklin: the video button should be uh an
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  Albert Franklin: apart button, because you want it to uh t, yeah,
  William Prentice: Right.
  Albert Franklin: to use it fast within one uh click.
  Ronnie Anderson: And
  William Prentice: And you
  Ronnie Anderson: what's
  Albert Franklin: Um
  Ronnie Anderson: the
  William Prentice: you
  Ronnie Anderson: menu
  William Prentice: need
  Ronnie Anderson: button?
  William Prentice: a you
  Albert Franklin: it's
  William Prentice: need a speaker. For
  Albert Franklin: Hmm?
  William Prentice: the
  Albert Franklin: This button can also be the Menu button, we use in the
  Ronnie Anderson: But
  Albert Franklin: menus
  Ronnie Anderson: how
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: did
  Albert Franklin: we we can
  Ronnie Anderson: How do
  Albert Franklin: add
  Ronnie Anderson: you get
  Albert Franklin: another
  Ronnie Anderson: out
  Albert Franklin: button
  Ronnie Anderson: of the menu
  Albert Franklin: here,
  Ronnie Anderson: then?
  Albert Franklin: but
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah. Maybe I you could
  Elijah Ham: Uh
  Ronnie Anderson: j
  Elijah Ham: by
  Ronnie Anderson: just
  Elijah Ham: pe
  Ronnie Anderson: do
  Elijah Ham: pressing
  Ronnie Anderson: an an
  Elijah Ham: the
  Ronnie Anderson: exit
  Elijah Ham: menu button
  Ronnie Anderson: with Okay.
  Elijah Ham: again. By pressing
  Ronnie Anderson: Uh
  Elijah Ham: the menu button again, you
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: go uh
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: out. It's usual the the the d kind
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes,
  Elijah Ham: of
  Ronnie Anderson: well but
  Elijah Ham: the way
  Ronnie Anderson: bec because
  Elijah Ham: it
  Ronnie Anderson: when you
  Elijah Ham: works.
  Ronnie Anderson: push Menu
  Elijah Ham: Yeah?
  Ronnie Anderson: you get in, and
  Elijah Ham: Yeah?
  Ronnie Anderson: then you have to push Okay when you get to
  Albert Franklin: Ah
  Ronnie Anderson: a choice.
  Albert Franklin: right.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: And
  Elijah Ham: But
  Albert Franklin: you
  Elijah Ham: you can
  Albert Franklin: you
  Elijah Ham: men you can press menu again to get out.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well that's also the Okay button. That's
  Albert Franklin: No no,
  Elijah Ham: No.
  Ronnie Anderson: you
  Albert Franklin: we
  Ronnie Anderson: you
  Albert Franklin: we
  Ronnie Anderson: should have
  Albert Franklin: we should
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Albert Franklin: uh add uh a extra Menu button and this
  Ronnie Anderson: Or you
  Albert Franklin: the
  Ronnie Anderson: can
  Albert Franklin: Okay button.
  Ronnie Anderson: put in the L_C_D_'s uh window an option Get Out.
  William Prentice: Exit.
  Ronnie Anderson: Exit.
  Albert Franklin: Ah once you have an extra Menu button, you don't need that that extra option.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well,
  Albert Franklin: You
  William Prentice: But
  Albert Franklin: have
  Ronnie Anderson: it's
  William Prentice: we
  Ronnie Anderson: just
  Albert Franklin: uh
  William Prentice: need
  Ronnie Anderson: a
  William Prentice: a
  Albert Franklin: redundancy.
  Ronnie Anderson: choice.
  William Prentice: we need a a recording recording button for the speech uh part. Or don't
  Albert Franklin: Yeah, if we decide to uh to implement that,
  Elijah Ham: Why
  Albert Franklin: maybe
  Elijah Ham: would
  Albert Franklin: we
  Elijah Ham: you
  Albert Franklin: should.
  Elijah Ham: put it uh then, and where is the recording uh the microphone? Where would
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Elijah Ham: you put
  Albert Franklin: they
  Elijah Ham: it?
  Albert Franklin: that could be anywhere. That's very small. It could be uh down here.
  Elijah Ham: Uh-huh.
  Albert Franklin: Um. Well, not here. I yeah I suggest here. But that's just a little
  William Prentice: Right, and
  Elijah Ham: Microphone,
  William Prentice: spea
  Albert Franklin: gap.
  William Prentice: speaker
  Elijah Ham: yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: at the back, or something.
  Albert Franklin: Well the speaker and the microphone, I think, are the same uh little hole thingy.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah I understand.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Uh
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Elijah Ham: but uh we could uh d do, but it's perhaps more expensive, uh the
  Albert Franklin: Well i
  Elijah Ham: speaker on the back or something.
  Albert Franklin: Um there are a all already being implemented in in coffee machines, so they won't be uh very expensive. But
  Ronnie Anderson: Huh?
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah? Okay.
  Albert Franklin: This is my suggested
  Ronnie Anderson: Well,
  Albert Franklin: design.
  Ronnie Anderson: okay, alright.
  Albert Franklin: Um
  Ronnie Anderson: Um then let's
  Albert Franklin: Yes.
  Ronnie Anderson: have a look at the decisions we are going to have to make.
  Albert Franklin: And oh I think as you can see so, the L_C_D_ screen does look better uh at the lower end, or
  Ronnie Anderson: I'd
  Albert Franklin: at the bottom.
  Ronnie Anderson: I agree.
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Albert Franklin: But
  William Prentice: fine.
  Ronnie Anderson: Fine.
  William Prentice: Move on.
  Elijah Ham: Well yeah yeah yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Oh, um I had some uh examples.
  Elijah Ham: I can live with
  Albert Franklin: You
  Elijah Ham: it.
  Albert Franklin: can
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes?
  Albert Franklin: uh But I did not like it very much, but Well these are
  Ronnie Anderson: Too big.
  Albert Franklin: quite obvious, very ugly remote.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: They do
  Albert Franklin: Um
  Elijah Ham: they don't look fruity enough.
  William Prentice: Nei
  Albert Franklin: No,
  William Prentice: They're n they're not
  Ronnie Anderson: They're
  Albert Franklin: well
  William Prentice: trendy.
  Ronnie Anderson: all
  Albert Franklin: th
  Ronnie Anderson: black.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah. Well not all.
  Ronnie Anderson: Hey, that one I like.
  Albert Franklin: Uh
  Elijah Ham: Tho
  Albert Franklin: this is
  Elijah Ham: Yeah
  Albert Franklin: for children
  Elijah Ham: those
  Albert Franklin: but
  William Prentice: It doesn't
  Albert Franklin: th
  William Prentice: look strong.
  Ronnie Anderson: No.
  Albert Franklin: No.
  Elijah Ham: But it doesn't uh the
  Albert Franklin: W but with the colours i it's a
  Ronnie Anderson: The
  Albert Franklin: bit the way
  Ronnie Anderson: remote.
  Albert Franklin: we're going to.
  William Prentice: Yeah right.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah, ok Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Well this is a
  Ronnie Anderson: Terrible.
  William Prentice: This
  Albert Franklin: terrible
  William Prentice: is just crazy.
  Ronnie Anderson: It's it's
  Albert Franklin: Um
  Ronnie Anderson: all
  Albert Franklin: this
  Ronnie Anderson: too
  Albert Franklin: looks
  Ronnie Anderson: much
  Elijah Ham: But it
  Ronnie Anderson: buttons.
  Elijah Ham: it must
  Ronnie Anderson: Too many
  Elijah Ham: not look
  Ronnie Anderson: buttons.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: too childish
  Ronnie Anderson: That's
  Elijah Ham: of course huh?
  Albert Franklin: This uh these are the L_C_D_ screens. I think we should, if it's um possible, uh one with colours, but
  William Prentice: Nah th
  Albert Franklin: I don't know
  William Prentice: It's
  Ronnie Anderson: Well,
  Albert Franklin: uh
  William Prentice: too expensive.
  Ronnie Anderson: that's too expensive
  Albert Franklin: Too expensive?
  Ronnie Anderson: I think.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Alright. Well
  Elijah Ham: But
  Ronnie Anderson: Alright.
  Elijah Ham: it Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Nah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah. Okay.
  Albert Franklin: Ha,
  Ronnie Anderson: Huh.
  Albert Franklin: even more. N
  Ronnie Anderson: Mm no.
  William Prentice: But
  Ronnie Anderson: 'Kay.
  William Prentice: are we going for a strange uh form?
  Ronnie Anderson: No,
  William Prentice: 'Cause
  Ronnie Anderson: not
  William Prentice: people
  Ronnie Anderson: very
  William Prentice: like that.
  Ronnie Anderson: strange.
  Elijah Ham: Not not too strange.
  William Prentice: Not too strange.
  Elijah Ham: No.
  William Prentice: You
  Ronnie Anderson: It still
  William Prentice: can make
  Ronnie Anderson: has
  William Prentice: the
  Ronnie Anderson: t
  William Prentice: the underside, you can make it more round,
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  William Prentice: where
  Ronnie Anderson: Th
  William Prentice: the L_C_D_ is.
  Ronnie Anderson: a a kind of bridge. So it
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: f falls over the hand. Yeah? Yeah? Yeah.
  William Prentice: You know?
  Ronnie Anderson: Well I have at home a remote with a bridge. It's just a half round half half circle at And then it falls exactly over the hand, and that's very nice. That's It feels comfortable.
  William Prentice: Yeah, but people like something uh new
  Elijah Ham: Exotic
  William Prentice: you know.
  Elijah Ham: yeah.
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: We
  William Prentice: different.
  Elijah Ham: have t Yeah, yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: I will
  William Prentice: Y
  Elijah Ham: design
  William Prentice: yis
  Elijah Ham: it, we design it later. So we'll get
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Elijah Ham: to that later I guess.
  William Prentice: Great.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah, alright. Um where did I put it?
  Elijah Ham: The specific shape. The
  Ronnie Anderson: I got this from our friends. So
  Elijah Ham: Our sources.
  Ronnie Anderson: Uh yeah the conceptual design. These are a few examples which we have to decide about. All the the materials from the case, uh the electric cable that's all your uh your side of the story. Um
  William Prentice: Your bag.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah. Um now from the user interface, your uh package? Um where No well, that's more like the buttons where they have to come. And um B a bit of, yeah well, a bit of uh design.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah, this is what we've just done.
  Elijah Ham: But
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes,
  Elijah Ham: uh we
  Albert Franklin: Right?
  Ronnie Anderson: but
  Elijah Ham: should
  Ronnie Anderson: we have
  Elijah Ham: decide
  Ronnie Anderson: to decide
  Elijah Ham: now.
  Ronnie Anderson: about these now.
  Albert Franklin: Ah right.
  William Prentice: Yeah. Materials
  Ronnie Anderson: And uh
  William Prentice: are the most,
  Ronnie Anderson: the trend-watching.
  William Prentice: most impor
  Ronnie Anderson: So as you said, fruity is in, well sells good. Wow.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Uh these things.
  Elijah Ham: So we have to uh put it in one uh document.
  Ronnie Anderson: Uh yes. Um so if we uh go through
  Elijah Ham: Copy
  Ronnie Anderson: them
  Elijah Ham: paste uh this story into a into a Word document, and then uh put the answers after the subjects. Yeah. Well we have to decide all these things?
  Albert Franklin: Yeah but all these examples are uh of a coffee machine.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah well uh
  Elijah Ham: W
  Ronnie Anderson: Why
  Elijah Ham: we can
  Ronnie Anderson: should
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: I uh
  Elijah Ham: override them?
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah. So
  Elijah Ham: Well a case? Uh that's William Prentice. Uh I suggest Well what do I
  Ronnie Anderson: What
  Elijah Ham: suggest actually?
  Ronnie Anderson: what kind of properties should it have? Well we just listened.
  Albert Franklin: I
  Elijah Ham: Uh
  Albert Franklin: think
  Elijah Ham: s solid,
  Albert Franklin: we
  Elijah Ham: yeah. Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Why don't we um use uh titanium or or a hard, yeah, some kind of metal for the uh the
  William Prentice: Do you know the
  Albert Franklin: the
  William Prentice: new
  Albert Franklin: whole
  William Prentice: uh
  Albert Franklin: remote except the front. That Just like um
  Elijah Ham: Yeah,
  Albert Franklin: most
  William Prentice: No
  Elijah Ham: I understand.
  Albert Franklin: cell
  William Prentice: no
  Albert Franklin: phones are.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah. So we have titanium.
  William Prentice: The front is the most important.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah but the non-removable elements of the of the remote, so not the front, could be titanium, to give
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: that uh strong look.
  Ronnie Anderson: You know what?
  Elijah Ham: And then the front is made of plastic. And you can put that on and off, and switch it.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: But the feel of plastic isn't strong.
  Elijah Ham: No but you
  Albert Franklin: No but
  Elijah Ham: have
  Albert Franklin: you you
  Elijah Ham: titanium
  Albert Franklin: have this
  Elijah Ham: of course.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Uh you have
  William Prentice: Yeah alright,
  Elijah Ham: the best
  William Prentice: alright.
  Elijah Ham: of both worlds.
  William Prentice: 'Kay.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah, you have the re remote in your hand like this. So you feel titanium.
  Elijah Ham: And of course, yeah, you have the the the plastic front end. But
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: you also have the
  William Prentice: Fronts
  Elijah Ham: titanium.
  William Prentice: are are cheaper than
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: when
  Elijah Ham: Yeah
  William Prentice: they're
  Elijah Ham: of
  William Prentice: from
  Elijah Ham: course,
  William Prentice: plas
  Elijah Ham: but yeah you have to make a
  Albert Franklin: And I don't
  Elijah Ham: decision.
  Albert Franklin: know if you can make steel just any way you want it to.
  William Prentice: Yeah, but it it's expensive.
  Elijah Ham: I guess so. Uh
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: titanium I sh I think
  William Prentice: Bendable.
  Elijah Ham: uh Huh?
  William Prentice: Bendable.
  Elijah Ham: Well, well the
  Albert Franklin: Well any colour
  Elijah Ham: According to my sources, uh it's it's totally possible to make an entire uh uh uh Titanium is available, and uh we can uh make uh an entire remote out of it, if we
  Albert Franklin: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: want.
  Albert Franklin: then you you paint it in the colour you want
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: it.
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  Albert Franklin: The plastic is
  William Prentice: Paint spray.
  Albert Franklin: is the colour you want
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  Albert Franklin: it.
  William Prentice: Yeah alright.
  Albert Franklin: So Yeah.
  William Prentice: So,
  Ronnie Anderson: Alright.
  William Prentice: we're going for a titanium back and a
  Ronnie Anderson: I've
  William Prentice: plastic
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  William Prentice: front?
  Elijah Ham: Yeah,
  Albert Franklin: Mm.
  Elijah Ham: I think
  Ronnie Anderson: Titanium
  Elijah Ham: that's a nice
  Ronnie Anderson: back, plastic
  Elijah Ham: trade-off.
  Ronnie Anderson: front. Okay. Um well I am going to put it in here, uh because we can
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  William Prentice: great.
  Ronnie Anderson: look.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: I
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: Um solid feel and trendy look. So material, um hard plastic
  Elijah Ham: Yeah,
  Ronnie Anderson: for
  Elijah Ham: for
  Ronnie Anderson: the front?
  Elijah Ham: the front and
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: then titanium for the back. For the non-removable uh part.
  William Prentice: But then you have the problem, when you have a titanium back, you can't switch it. When you want an other colour on the front, it doesn't match.
  Elijah Ham: Well
  William Prentice: You know?
  Elijah Ham: but
  Albert Franklin: Well titanium is neutral.
  Elijah Ham: The titan titanium isn't isn't v very Yeah, i it doesn't uh curves. No uh I nei.
  William Prentice: I
  Elijah Ham: Titanium is very
  William Prentice: understand.
  Elijah Ham: No no no, but you
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: know
  William Prentice: yeah,
  Elijah Ham: b Titanium
  William Prentice: yeah.
  Elijah Ham: is very basic colour, and it doesn't
  Albert Franklin: Hmm.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: really matter if we have a purple front on it or
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: a orange
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Elijah Ham: front. I dunno if if you disagree,
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Elijah Ham: but I think
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: it's
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Albert Franklin: Our customers will
  Elijah Ham: doesn't
  Albert Franklin: use
  Elijah Ham: matter
  Albert Franklin: those
  Elijah Ham: very
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Elijah Ham: much.
  Albert Franklin: funky uh trendy colours, and they don't
  Elijah Ham: And even
  Albert Franklin: use
  Elijah Ham: if it
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Elijah Ham: does uh doesn't
  Albert Franklin: wood.
  Elijah Ham: match, it will uh People
  William Prentice: Funky
  Elijah Ham: like
  William Prentice: customers.
  Albert Franklin: Mm.
  Elijah Ham: mm
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: Okay. And
  Elijah Ham: colours
  Ronnie Anderson: well
  Elijah Ham: that
  Ronnie Anderson: the
  Elijah Ham: don't match.
  Ronnie Anderson: the electrical cable is just normal
  Elijah Ham: Cop copper
  Ronnie Anderson: uh.
  Elijah Ham: uh material.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Excuse William Prentice?
  Albert Franklin: The electrical cable
  Ronnie Anderson: It's
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Elijah Ham: Yeah copper
  Ronnie Anderson: from
  Elijah Ham: i
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Elijah Ham: just
  Albert Franklin: does
  Ronnie Anderson: our
  Elijah Ham: a
  Ronnie Anderson: coffee
  Elijah Ham: ba basic
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Albert Franklin: No we don't use an electrical cable. Yeah inside, but this is for
  Elijah Ham: Yeah
  Albert Franklin: the
  Elijah Ham: in
  Albert Franklin: coffee uh machine.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah well inside the remote control we use a
  Ronnie Anderson: Of course.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: couple
  Albert Franklin: but
  Elijah Ham: of uh
  Albert Franklin: that's not what's meant here, I think.
  William Prentice: Nei. So external.
  Elijah Ham: Oh external?
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Well A coffee grind doesn't have Na ja. Never mind the coffee grind.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well uh all the all the inside work of our remote is uh standard work. So
  Elijah Ham: Right?
  Ronnie Anderson: The chip is normal silicon. Uh the buttons are normal, etcetera. Okay?
  Elijah Ham: Alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: So that's just easy.
  Elijah Ham: Mm-hmm.
  Ronnie Anderson: Uh we decide about that just by looking at our competitors and our earlier uh remotes. The conceptual specification of the user interface? Um well we have our beautiful drawing.
  Albert Franklin: Well I got a better one here and I will um
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well you can put that in uh
  Albert Franklin: The shared
  Ronnie Anderson: into
  Albert Franklin: folder.
  Ronnie Anderson: the shared folder, and then I'll put it in our end report.
  Albert Franklin: I will work this out uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes,
  Albert Franklin: for
  Ronnie Anderson: you can
  Albert Franklin: the uh next meeting.
  Ronnie Anderson: Mm yeah. You can uh put some uh which button is what.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah yeah yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Okay. Um the trend-watching included these days. And what do we? We thing that fruit and bright colours are
  Elijah Ham: Yeah the the the front
  William Prentice: I think
  Elijah Ham: w
  William Prentice: we can launch a couple of packages. You can buy
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: a different kind of of of machine, but it's the same thing, but with another front.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  Elijah Ham: Mm-hmm.
  William Prentice: So
  Ronnie Anderson: We can also uh
  Albert Franklin: Yeah
  Ronnie Anderson: implement
  Albert Franklin: that's the
  William Prentice: And
  Albert Franklin: whole
  William Prentice: you
  Ronnie Anderson: um
  Albert Franklin: idea
  William Prentice: can
  Albert Franklin: of the
  William Prentice: you
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: front.
  William Prentice: can
  Ronnie Anderson: we can also implement
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: fronts from um movies that are very hot. Uh
  Albert Franklin: Yes.
  William Prentice: Yeah right.
  Albert Franklin: But
  Ronnie Anderson: those
  Albert Franklin: that's
  Ronnie Anderson: kind
  Albert Franklin: for later
  Ronnie Anderson: of things.
  Albert Franklin: on. The fronts y you can do anything with them.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  William Prentice: Yeah but if you if you launch uh five different packages like
  Albert Franklin: Yeah,
  William Prentice: iPod
  Albert Franklin: right
  William Prentice: mini
  Albert Franklin: For the uh initiative uh
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: launch.
  Elijah Ham: For the for the launch, yeah.
  William Prentice: It's
  Albert Franklin: Mm.
  William Prentice: good marketing.
  Ronnie Anderson: Launch
  Elijah Ham: So e
  Ronnie Anderson: different
  Elijah Ham: th then
  Ronnie Anderson: lines
  Elijah Ham: a c
  Ronnie Anderson: at once.
  Elijah Ham: couple of basic colours. Not not very uh
  William Prentice: Yeah, n not too
  Elijah Ham: sim
  William Prentice: heavy.
  Elijah Ham: Not
  William Prentice: You can always take another pick.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: We should not give them the m the most lovely front
  William Prentice: They have
  Ronnie Anderson: when
  William Prentice: to
  Ronnie Anderson: they
  William Prentice: buy
  Ronnie Anderson: buy
  William Prentice: it
  Ronnie Anderson: it
  William Prentice: later
  Ronnie Anderson: for the first
  William Prentice: on.
  Albert Franklin: Oh
  Ronnie Anderson: time. Yeah.
  William Prentice: Yeah
  Albert Franklin: yeah.
  William Prentice: right.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Come on.
  William Prentice: More basic.
  Ronnie Anderson: We still have to make those fifty
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: million,
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Very
  Ronnie Anderson: yeah?
  Elijah Ham: boring, yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Elijah Ham: The most
  Albert Franklin: you can you
  Elijah Ham: boring
  Albert Franklin: can give
  Elijah Ham: fronts
  Albert Franklin: them uh s
  Elijah Ham: possible.
  Albert Franklin: s three
  Ronnie Anderson: The most
  Albert Franklin: or so, so that they
  Ronnie Anderson: ugly.
  Albert Franklin: can uh experiment with it and
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Albert Franklin: that
  William Prentice: right.
  Albert Franklin: they want more.
  Ronnie Anderson: Two.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah but you you can have some basic colours, and
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: then we come with the special patterns on them,
  Albert Franklin: Red
  Elijah Ham: and
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: red,
  Elijah Ham: and
  Albert Franklin: blue
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Albert Franklin: and
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: green you give them
  Elijah Ham: And
  Albert Franklin: or something,
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Albert Franklin: and then you can give them
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Alright.
  Albert Franklin: other ones.
  Ronnie Anderson: Um well the buttons etcetera, we get from Mike. Uh this fruit and bright colours, yeah well I think we'll have to in the next uh half an hour, we'll have to uh s s specify the different uh types we want to launch, when we uh well
  Elijah Ham: Uh we
  Ronnie Anderson: introduce
  Elijah Ham: still have
  Ronnie Anderson: our
  Elijah Ham: to make
  Ronnie Anderson: remote.
  Elijah Ham: We have still have to make the es the the real basic design. Because
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: yeah we have the
  William Prentice: But we
  Elijah Ham: sketch but
  William Prentice: we must remember that fancy look-and-feel is the most important thing.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  William Prentice: Else it w won't sell. So
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  Elijah Ham: Alright, yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well I'll have to, before I get another warning for five minutes, I'm going to get Where is my mouse? Uh where is my mouse?
  William Prentice: Lost my mouse.
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh yeah. Um this is it.
  William Prentice: Unbelievable.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well, um this we have.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Uh basic stuff. Interface we have. Supplements, L_C_D_. Maybe a a cheap voice recording. Well
  Albert Franklin: Yeah we should
  Elijah Ham: The price?
  Albert Franklin: do that.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes. Alright. Individual actions.
  Elijah Ham: We all agree on that. Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Mm.
  Ronnie Anderson: Industry designer, User Interface, Mike. You're going to work together on a prototype drawing on the SMARTboard.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah, we can do that.
  Elijah Ham: Together or uh Yeah
  William Prentice: Yeah
  Elijah Ham: together.
  William Prentice: togeth
  Elijah Ham: How Yeah yeah, but
  Ronnie Anderson: That's
  Elijah Ham: how
  Albert Franklin: But
  Ronnie Anderson: what
  Elijah Ham: do I
  Albert Franklin: bu
  Ronnie Anderson: I got
  Albert Franklin: we
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Albert Franklin: stay
  Ronnie Anderson: to
  Albert Franklin: we
  Ronnie Anderson: hear.
  Albert Franklin: stay here or something?
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes well we'll get it to hear that I think. But I think so. Th they're saying SMARTboard
  William Prentice: You can
  Ronnie Anderson: and
  William Prentice: take
  Ronnie Anderson: that's
  William Prentice: the
  Ronnie Anderson: it
  William Prentice: SMARTboard.
  Albert Franklin: Ah
  Ronnie Anderson: This
  Albert Franklin: right.
  Ronnie Anderson: is the SMARTboard, so
  Albert Franklin: And take it to our rooms and uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Um so you can uh you you are going to make a prototype, and y Well that's includes uh specifying the buttons
  Albert Franklin: Ah, specific
  Ronnie Anderson: etcetera.
  Albert Franklin: instructions will be sent to you by your
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: personal coach.
  Ronnie Anderson: So you'll get it on your em on your laptop. Um well you will go and do something else uh on the project
  William Prentice: Have fun.
  Elijah Ham: Some
  Ronnie Anderson: yeah project
  Elijah Ham: Some
  Ronnie Anderson: evaluation.
  Elijah Ham: non functional tasks.
  Ronnie Anderson: So um,
  William Prentice: 'Kay.
  Ronnie Anderson: what are you going to do? Uh I don't know what product evaluation exactly means, but uh you'll get uh the specifications.
  William Prentice: We don't have produ product yet, so
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah. That's why I uh
  William Prentice: kind of difficult.
  Ronnie Anderson: But uh
  Elijah Ham: You're fired. No but
  Ronnie Anderson: How long do we still have?
  Elijah Ham: Well, can we talk about something else? Uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Uh no I don't know anything, but maybe uh
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: anyone
  William Prentice: Ajax.
  Albert Franklin: Um
  Elijah Ham: else uh Yeah?
  William Prentice: Nah.
  Albert Franklin: Will we use uh round buttons or square ones for the
  William Prentice: Um
  Elijah Ham: Round I think.
  Albert Franklin: for
  William Prentice: round.
  Albert Franklin: the numbers?
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah
  William Prentice: Round.
  Albert Franklin: I I I also
  Elijah Ham: To make it
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Elijah Ham: as
  Albert Franklin: thought
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: as round as possible.
  Albert Franklin: And these uh these s these buttons
  Ronnie Anderson: Why
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: does
  Albert Franklin: are more uh triangle-ish
  William Prentice: Curvy.
  Albert Franklin: shaped
  William Prentice: Yeah. So you can
  Albert Franklin: with
  William Prentice: see
  Albert Franklin: a square
  William Prentice: you have
  Albert Franklin: one in
  William Prentice: to
  Albert Franklin: the
  Ronnie Anderson: Ah
  Albert Franklin: middle.
  Ronnie Anderson: f fuck
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: up or down.
  Ronnie Anderson: you.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: But now I see
  William Prentice: And
  Elijah Ham: the
  William Prentice: this must be uh volume I think,
  Ronnie Anderson: Heh?
  William Prentice: and this programme.
  Albert Franklin: Mm. Well
  Ronnie Anderson: We
  Albert Franklin: most
  Ronnie Anderson: can't
  Albert Franklin: of the time
  Ronnie Anderson: get
  Albert Franklin: uh up and down is programme and left and right are volume, I think.
  Elijah Ham: Well th th th th
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: th that
  Albert Franklin: Yeah, it depends, but
  Elijah Ham: depends uh. Well we
  Albert Franklin: If
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Albert Franklin: you turn up the volume, you always see this thingy
  Elijah Ham: We
  Albert Franklin: go
  Elijah Ham: we j
  Albert Franklin: up.
  Elijah Ham: we'll just give
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: them
  William Prentice: that's
  Elijah Ham: an
  William Prentice: right.
  Elijah Ham: uh We'll design it, and then they
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: can give comments on it.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: Ts
  William Prentice: Okay.
  Ronnie Anderson: It doesn't work any more. We can't save them. So we'll just have them uh
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Ronnie Anderson: standing
  William Prentice: I noticed.
  Ronnie Anderson: there.
  William Prentice: You can't uh click the corners.
  Ronnie Anderson: No. It's a bit uh
  William Prentice: It's a
  Ronnie Anderson: bit
  William Prentice: real
  Ronnie Anderson: a pity.
  William Prentice: real
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  William Prentice: great
  Ronnie Anderson: we still
  William Prentice: thing.
  Ronnie Anderson: have uh more than five minutes. Um So what are we going to do? I as Project Manager ha don't have a clue.
  William Prentice: Let's start the design.
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh we can uh decide how we implement the feeling from our company into the remote.
  Elijah Ham: Well
  Albert Franklin: Mm.
  Elijah Ham: yeah. Um I think um a logo, our company logo, and the slogan should
  Ronnie Anderson: Also
  Elijah Ham: be or
  Ronnie Anderson: the slogan?
  Elijah Ham: could be
  Ronnie Anderson: On the
  Elijah Ham: Yeah, why not? If there's enough space, you can put
  Albert Franklin: Uh
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Albert Franklin: I
  Elijah Ham: We'll
  William Prentice: O
  Albert Franklin: I'd
  Elijah Ham: we'll
  Albert Franklin: say only the logo.
  William Prentice: Yeah. William Prentice too.
  Albert Franklin: Too much text and it gets
  Elijah Ham: Well,
  Albert Franklin: too
  Elijah Ham: our
  Albert Franklin: too
  Elijah Ham: slogan
  Albert Franklin: busy.
  Elijah Ham: is not very long. It's just a simple What
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: We
  Elijah Ham: is it?
  Ronnie Anderson: put the
  Albert Franklin: it's
  Ronnie Anderson: fashion
  Albert Franklin: quite
  Ronnie Anderson: in electronics.
  Albert Franklin: a long phrase.
  Ronnie Anderson: We put the
  William Prentice: But
  Ronnie Anderson: fashion in electronics.
  William Prentice: we kree we
  Elijah Ham: You
  William Prentice: keep
  Elijah Ham: c
  William Prentice: adjusting to the fashion with our fronts. So
  Elijah Ham: But you can put it on the back, on the titanium part. The logo and the
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Albert Franklin: Ah
  William Prentice: right.
  Albert Franklin: the
  Elijah Ham: and
  Albert Franklin: logo
  Elijah Ham: the
  Albert Franklin: should be on
  William Prentice: The
  Albert Franklin: the
  William Prentice: logo
  Albert Franklin: top I think.
  Ronnie Anderson: On the top. Yeah. Well
  Elijah Ham: Yeah they do.
  Ronnie Anderson: in
  Elijah Ham: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: in
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: in
  Elijah Ham: yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: the right top corner?
  Albert Franklin: Right corner, yes.
  Ronnie Anderson: And well you
  Elijah Ham: Right
  Ronnie Anderson: c
  Elijah Ham: corner,
  Ronnie Anderson: On the back,
  Elijah Ham: or
  Ronnie Anderson: you can put
  Elijah Ham: maybe
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Elijah Ham: here
  Ronnie Anderson: h
  Elijah Ham: in the middle?
  Ronnie Anderson: At the bottom, you can put the logo with the
  Albert Franklin: uh the text?
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: But
  Ronnie Anderson: Just
  William Prentice: the
  Albert Franklin: Uh yeah,
  William Prentice: logo
  Ronnie Anderson: just
  Albert Franklin: at
  Ronnie Anderson: small.
  Albert Franklin: the back?
  William Prentice: the logo shouldn't be exchangeable, when you get
  Elijah Ham: Yeah
  William Prentice: off the
  Elijah Ham: it
  William Prentice: front.
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Elijah Ham: it
  Albert Franklin: you
  Elijah Ham: should
  Albert Franklin: c
  Elijah Ham: be
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah
  Elijah Ham: hard
  Ronnie Anderson: well
  Elijah Ham: on
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Elijah Ham: the
  Albert Franklin: Yes.
  Elijah Ham: on the on
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: the board, and
  Albert Franklin: You
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: can
  Elijah Ham: you can
  Albert Franklin: The logo
  Elijah Ham: remove
  Albert Franklin: can
  Elijah Ham: the front.
  Albert Franklin: be on on every uh
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Albert Franklin: front.
  William Prentice: but you can scratch it off or something. It's better if you have it uh
  Albert Franklin: Yeah, but then you must uh really
  Ronnie Anderson: Carved
  Albert Franklin: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: into the material.
  Albert Franklin: yeah push it in or something.
  Ronnie Anderson: No, you you can carve it into the titanium at the back.
  Elijah Ham: I l I like the idea of the of the slogan on the on the on the thing. But
  Albert Franklin: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: am
  Albert Franklin: on
  Elijah Ham: I the
  Albert Franklin: the
  Elijah Ham: only
  Albert Franklin: backside.
  Elijah Ham: one, or uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Well, management
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: would
  Albert Franklin: n
  Ronnie Anderson: like
  Albert Franklin: n not
  Ronnie Anderson: it.
  Albert Franklin: not on the front side, I think.
  Ronnie Anderson: The front side,
  Elijah Ham: No
  Ronnie Anderson: no
  Elijah Ham: not
  Ronnie Anderson: no
  Elijah Ham: on
  Ronnie Anderson: l
  Elijah Ham: the front,
  Ronnie Anderson: no
  Elijah Ham: but
  Ronnie Anderson: slogan.
  Elijah Ham: on the backside.
  Albert Franklin: On the back
  Elijah Ham: Uh
  Albert Franklin: Yes, you you can, yeah, push that in,
  Ronnie Anderson: Sorry.
  Albert Franklin: so that it is
  Elijah Ham: I think
  Albert Franklin: always
  Elijah Ham: it's a nice
  Albert Franklin: be
  Elijah Ham: idea,
  Albert Franklin: there.
  Elijah Ham: to make it more recognisable,
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: that the
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: next to the logo you have the slogan.
  William Prentice: I agree.
  Elijah Ham: To make more uh
  William Prentice: But
  Elijah Ham: of
  William Prentice: not
  Elijah Ham: an impression.
  William Prentice: too big. Just
  Elijah Ham: Not
  William Prentice: uh
  Elijah Ham: too big. No, very small. Not
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: on the entire back, but uh just very small. But readable enough of course.
  William Prentice: Okay.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes,
  Elijah Ham: But
  Ronnie Anderson: slogan
  Elijah Ham: we'll uh we'll
  Ronnie Anderson: from
  Elijah Ham: take that uh with us
  Ronnie Anderson: company
  Albert Franklin: Yeah
  Elijah Ham: into
  Albert Franklin: I
  Elijah Ham: the
  Albert Franklin: think
  Elijah Ham: design.
  Albert Franklin: over here the logo.
  Elijah Ham: Lo Uh yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: on the
  Elijah Ham: Or
  Ronnie Anderson: back
  Elijah Ham: maybe here in the middle, but we'll decide
  Ronnie Anderson: with
  Elijah Ham: later.
  Ronnie Anderson: logo and logo also on the front but not exchange uh Uh? Hmm? Uh when changing fronts. Alright,
  Elijah Ham: Do you do you see
  Ronnie Anderson: that's
  Elijah Ham: a
  Ronnie Anderson: decided.
  Elijah Ham: bit of the of the um
  Ronnie Anderson: Five minutes left.
  Elijah Ham: of the uh titanium? O on the front? Uh maybe if we
  Albert Franklin: Yes we
  Elijah Ham: make this
  Albert Franklin: could
  Elijah Ham: this this lower part titanium, the front is the the upper part, and the the bit with the with the L_C_D_ screen. So
  Ronnie Anderson: So a bit of titanium between?
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: No no betwe of
  Ronnie Anderson: That's
  Elijah Ham: between
  Ronnie Anderson: a bit
  Elijah Ham: we
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh
  Elijah Ham: can
  Ronnie Anderson: that
  Elijah Ham: do
  Ronnie Anderson: that's
  Elijah Ham: but
  Ronnie Anderson: that's pretty cool.
  Elijah Ham: But then you have two parts
  Albert Franklin: No, they
  Elijah Ham: of
  Albert Franklin: have
  Elijah Ham: front,
  William Prentice: No
  Albert Franklin: two
  William Prentice: no
  Albert Franklin: fronts,
  William Prentice: no no.
  Albert Franklin: that.
  Elijah Ham: two
  William Prentice: You
  Elijah Ham: fronts
  William Prentice: have to
  Elijah Ham: that
  William Prentice: make
  Albert Franklin: You
  William Prentice: this
  Ronnie Anderson: No?
  Albert Franklin: you
  William Prentice: titanium
  Albert Franklin: can
  William Prentice: too.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah. Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: This enti
  William Prentice: Else
  Elijah Ham: entire
  William Prentice: you you
  Elijah Ham: bottom?
  William Prentice: get problems
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: with the L_C_D_.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes.
  William Prentice: Like dust in it and so things like
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: that. When you exchange all the fronts and it's open.
  Ronnie Anderson: I already
  Albert Franklin: No, you
  Ronnie Anderson: have
  Albert Franklin: can
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Albert Franklin: you can
  Ronnie Anderson: all
  Albert Franklin: just
  Ronnie Anderson: kinds of uh
  Albert Franklin: And then not a
  Ronnie Anderson: filth
  Albert Franklin: straight
  Ronnie Anderson: between
  Albert Franklin: line
  Ronnie Anderson: the
  Albert Franklin: but uh
  Ronnie Anderson: mobile.
  Albert Franklin: some sort of wave
  Elijah Ham: And then the lower part
  Albert Franklin: or
  Elijah Ham: is titanium?
  Albert Franklin: something. This is titanium.
  Elijah Ham: I think
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: And
  Elijah Ham: that's
  Albert Franklin: this
  Elijah Ham: nice,
  Albert Franklin: is uh
  William Prentice: Some
  Elijah Ham: yeah.
  William Prentice: some kind of wei weight
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  William Prentice: in it. Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Round forms.
  Albert Franklin: F front.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah. I like that bit of uh titanium also
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: on
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: the
  Albert Franklin: With the
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Yep.
  Albert Franklin: with the
  Elijah Ham: A bit
  Albert Franklin: curved
  Elijah Ham: like uh
  Albert Franklin: edge.
  Elijah Ham: a bit like your mobile phone. Maybe you can show
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: it. It also has the
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: those two distinct uh
  Albert Franklin: Tada.
  Elijah Ham: Mm bit like this.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  William Prentice: Yeah,
  Elijah Ham: Uh it's uh
  William Prentice: you can make it go round this corner too where the logo is. Because it has to
  Ronnie Anderson: What?
  William Prentice: be uh there all the time
  Elijah Ham: Yeah
  William Prentice: you know.
  Elijah Ham: yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Ah.
  Elijah Ham: That uh Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: So
  William Prentice: So
  Ronnie Anderson: round
  William Prentice: uh
  Elijah Ham: Maybe
  William Prentice: a
  Ronnie Anderson: where?
  Elijah Ham: a nice touch, yeah.
  William Prentice: little corner
  Albert Franklin: Yeah,
  William Prentice: of
  Albert Franklin: that's
  William Prentice: titanium.
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh,
  Albert Franklin: nice finishing
  Ronnie Anderson: yeah.
  Albert Franklin: touch you need.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yes, that also sounds uh pretty uh
  William Prentice: So
  Ronnie Anderson: neat.
  William Prentice: this
  Elijah Ham: I think I'm
  William Prentice: this
  Elijah Ham: going
  William Prentice: is
  Elijah Ham: to buy
  William Prentice: the
  Elijah Ham: it.
  William Prentice: exchangeable part.
  Ronnie Anderson: We want
  Albert Franklin: Yeah, this
  Ronnie Anderson: it.
  Albert Franklin: is the front.
  Ronnie Anderson: And it's only f twenty five Euros. Come
  Albert Franklin: This
  Elijah Ham: That's
  Ronnie Anderson: on.
  Elijah Ham: a bit too much, but No,
  Ronnie Anderson: No that's nothing.
  Elijah Ham: no no no, but
  Ronnie Anderson: The Phillips
  Albert Franklin: is
  Elijah Ham: I think
  Ronnie Anderson: remote
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: uh costs
  Elijah Ham: this
  Albert Franklin: the
  Elijah Ham: looks
  Ronnie Anderson: more.
  Elijah Ham: uh pretty nice actually. Of course,
  William Prentice: Right.
  Elijah Ham: because it's my design but No
  Albert Franklin: My design.
  Elijah Ham: our d our design, alright.
  William Prentice: Taking
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  William Prentice: all the
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  William Prentice: credit.
  Ronnie Anderson: you two are going to work together. You'll get your uh specifications on your uh laptop, and then
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Albert Franklin: We'll stay here I guess?
  William Prentice: But
  Ronnie Anderson: you
  William Prentice: there's
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  William Prentice: a problem. We can't uh take a blank one. Or can we?
  Ronnie Anderson: Well I think we can, I just
  Albert Franklin: Well we
  Ronnie Anderson: It's
  Albert Franklin: can uh erase an animal I guess.
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Uh the
  William Prentice: Nah
  Albert Franklin: fourth
  William Prentice: that's
  Albert Franklin: one.
  William Prentice: alright,
  Elijah Ham: But don't
  William Prentice: that's
  Elijah Ham: erase
  William Prentice: alright.
  Elijah Ham: my cat.
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah,
  Albert Franklin: Uh the
  Ronnie Anderson: o
  Albert Franklin: fourth one is empty, isn't it? Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh
  Elijah Ham: I want to preserve it.
  William Prentice: This one is empty.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  William Prentice: You have to empty one huh?
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh, we have a one.
  Elijah Ham: What are you doing chief?
  Ronnie Anderson: So, you
  William Prentice: Alright.
  Ronnie Anderson: can uh draw a
  Albert Franklin: Yeah
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: I think we have to wait?
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  Elijah Ham: Yeah
  William Prentice: No
  Ronnie Anderson: I'll
  Elijah Ham: until
  Ronnie Anderson: get a
  Elijah Ham: the
  Ronnie Anderson: I'll get the
  Elijah Ham: until the beep
  Ronnie Anderson: message.
  Elijah Ham: goes. But I don't uh Do we have to stay here, or I think
  Ronnie Anderson: No,
  Elijah Ham: we have to return
  Ronnie Anderson: I
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: think
  Elijah Ham: first.
  Ronnie Anderson: uh Well you'll Maybe you can uh keep your uh laptop here.
  Albert Franklin: Maybe.
  Ronnie Anderson: Or get your mouse. Because it's little
  Elijah Ham: The
  Ronnie Anderson: bit
  Elijah Ham: high powers
  Ronnie Anderson: uh
  Elijah Ham: from above
  Ronnie Anderson: hard to work with these uh plates.
  Elijah Ham: will have
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: to tell us, yeah.
  William Prentice: It's not relaxing.
  Ronnie Anderson: I always have a mouse next to my laptop. I hate
  William Prentice: I
  Ronnie Anderson: these
  William Prentice: I don't
  Elijah Ham: Yeah,
  William Prentice: have
  Elijah Ham: touch-pads,
  William Prentice: a laptop.
  Elijah Ham: yeah.
  Ronnie Anderson: Ugh.
  Elijah Ham: We can uh do a touch-pad on our remote.
  William Prentice: Yeah right.
  Elijah Ham: No
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: just kidding.
  William Prentice: Dream on.
  Elijah Ham: Well we have uh b you have to have a bit of humour in the in the discussions too, because it becomes too
  Ronnie Anderson: And in your remote control.
  Elijah Ham: too too
  Ronnie Anderson: So we put
  Elijah Ham: too
  Ronnie Anderson: a
  Elijah Ham: stressy.
  Ronnie Anderson: touch pad on it, and say ha ha.
  Albert Franklin: Aha. This has no function.
  William Prentice: Half
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah. We know you'll you'll you'll hate it but
  Elijah Ham: But uh th youth doesn't care about functio functionality,
  William Prentice: No.
  Elijah Ham: so
  Ronnie Anderson: But they do want some gadgets.
  William Prentice: It's
  Ronnie Anderson: So
  William Prentice: all about cool things.
  Ronnie Anderson: that's wha what we're doing.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah.
  William Prentice: And it will sell. We will be rich.
  Elijah Ham: Bless you.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well we won't. Our bosses will be rich.
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  Albert Franklin: We've done too much in the previous meetings.
  Elijah Ham: Too much?
  Albert Franklin: Yes, we've got nothing to do now.
  Elijah Ham: Well they
  Ronnie Anderson: Well,
  Elijah Ham: uh
  Ronnie Anderson: that's not bad, is it?
  William Prentice: No.
  Elijah Ham: I think that's good. We all had uh our talk and we agree I guess on uh several thing, on most uh on things.
  Ronnie Anderson: Mm.
  Albert Franklin: Its the best remote ever.
  Ronnie Anderson: So
  Albert Franklin: Pinball.
  Ronnie Anderson: Oh. Oh he's totally off again. Well
  William Prentice: No man. You just have to push harder.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah you have to push harder.
  Ronnie Anderson: But when I start here,
  Elijah Ham: Mm.
  Ronnie Anderson: it's here. So
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Yes,
  Ronnie Anderson: is
  Albert Franklin: but
  Ronnie Anderson: it
  Albert Franklin: you you get really close to the screen with your hand, and I don't think that's
  William Prentice: Mm.
  Albert Franklin: Hmm.
  William Prentice: Recalibrate
  Ronnie Anderson: Nope.
  William Prentice: it.
  Elijah Ham: Where's the good old chalk board with the
  William Prentice: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: the green board with the, how do you call it, chalk, yeah.
  Albert Franklin: We can better uh draw a design on this.
  Elijah Ham: Yeah, maybe.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah, but we can't.
  Elijah Ham: Maybe if i if that thing is recalibrated, we can draw a thing quick, and then before it uh
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: goes
  Ronnie Anderson: Let's
  Elijah Ham: off
  Ronnie Anderson: go.
  Elijah Ham: again.
  Albert Franklin: Well
  William Prentice: Finish meeting now.
  Ronnie Anderson: Finish the meeting now. Alright now we know what to do, so
  Albert Franklin: We'll stay here?
  Ronnie Anderson: Um
  William Prentice: Yeah. Oh.
  Albert Franklin: Or we'll get the
  Elijah Ham: Maybe
  Albert Franklin: email.
  Ronnie Anderson: Message?
  Elijah Ham: w maybe
  Ronnie Anderson: No,
  Elijah Ham: we
  Ronnie Anderson: get
  Elijah Ham: maybe
  Ronnie Anderson: away.
  Elijah Ham: w m Can we get email here? Huh? Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: Guess so.
  Ronnie Anderson: Um I I'm not sure. Maybe you Yeah. Well you'll have
  Albert Franklin: Well
  Ronnie Anderson: to
  Albert Franklin: we'll
  Ronnie Anderson: work on
  Albert Franklin: wait
  Ronnie Anderson: this one.
  Albert Franklin: a few seconds
  Ronnie Anderson: Yeah.
  Albert Franklin: and then we'll get an email.
  Ronnie Anderson: That's a good idea.
  William Prentice: Alright. Have fun lads.
  Ronnie Anderson: Well
  Albert Franklin: Yeah.
  Elijah Ham: A happy
  Ronnie Anderson: Good
  Elijah Ham: hol
  Ronnie Anderson: luck.
  Elijah Ham: happy holidays.
Updated Content: For the conceptual design, William Prentice talked about the public's preference for looks and texture over technological innovation; however, they both seem to be more important than ease of use. The current fashion among younger people favours bright colours and fruit and vegetable themes: pertinent exchangeable fronts can express such trends on the remote. Materials also need to be strong: William Prentice suggested an iron-plate or titanium front. Elijah Ham suggested they use rubber push buttons (and no scroll wheel), simple battery (instead of solar cells or kinetic dynamo), and advanced chip. Speech recognition can be implemented, but it does not link speech commands to remote control actions. He also advised that the users within the target group prefer primary colours, soft textures and curved shapes. The team drew a provisional prototype. They placed the LCD below the buttons. If it is implemented, a recording button, microphone and speaker need to be included in the design. Finally, they decided to have a titanium case with plastic front and the company logo and slogan engraved. Packages with a variety of changeable fronts will be launched.