I have to agree with most of what has been said
here. I do plan on keeping Pronto, but the
reality is, the emphasis on touchscreen
operation is proving to be it's shortcoming
for me. Navigating a cable/sat guide menu or
a DVD menu is ultimately a task that is suited
for tactile buttons and for me, a year later,
still a frustration with Pronto. Luckily my
hands are large, but still find myself using
two hands and/or looking at screen more than
i would like. It is versatile and very powerful yes, but i agree, customization via P-Edit is
very cumbersome and above all, very time intensive. I think a lot of the appeal is with
those that like playing with graphics and such.
But from a pure functional standpoint, Pronto
is in sore need of an array of 'hard-keys'.