Sorry Anthony, the second paragraph was supposed to start with "The URC-300" not "The Harmony." I've fixed it.

The point was that even though they were comparing remotes of different classes, they were trying to give the perception of a fair match up by looking at the URC-300's touch screen as a one up over the Harmony. But as most people who use remotes a lot will say (I think), touch screens are bad because you have to look at the screen to figure out what button you're pressing. And so, since the S&V guy used that as an example of one of the URC-300's redeeming features, I'm using his mention of it as an example of how the S&V guy didn't know what he was talking about.