I'll give you a straight example. I must have spent a total of over three man-weeks on my Pronto interface during a span of a year and a half, and it could never do all I wanted to my satisfaction. With the T2 I spent a total of a couple of man days during a three-week span and I have something that works far better than the Pronto did for me.

Of course I'm talking about functional design here. If you like to do artistic design, then the Pronto is the way to go. You can do things in it that you can't in the T2, like having full names of entries in a DVD changer setup. You's have to use abbreviations in the T2.

Cheers,

DJ