Gaz spake,
| I know what he means about the R30's "Convenient" Jog Dial. I had
| the chance to use it on a friend's unit and it isn't half as comfortable
| or fast to use as on the R3. Admittedly the R30's looks very neat and
| unobtrusive, compared to the "wheel" on the R3 but I tend to go for
| functionality first, and functionality second so the R30 did not impress
| me.
D'accord. For those of us old enough to remember rotary telephone dials,
the flat-on-top-of-the-unit position of the R3's dial makes it easy to stick
a finger on the dial and spin it around from the top. The R30 and R50 have
thumbwheels with just a short section of the perimeter protruding; you can
move it a few notches and then you have to reposition your finger and move it
a few more nothces.
| If only the R3's "Convenient" Jog Dial could do more than title tracks
| and move them around (you don't get to correct me this time :-)
Nope, no need to.
David <--> can't decide which way his arrow should point
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