http://www.elearningpost.com/blog/why_features_dont_matter_any_more/ schrieb / wrote: Article: Why Features Don’t Matter Any More: Nice article on eWeek that embraces the age of User Experience: "As computing and digital devices move more and more into the consumer space, features and functionalities will increasingly take the back seat as motivators for technology adoption: As the iPod abundantly shows, user experience (along with a strong brand and clever marketing) is much more important for the success of a device than technical specifications. Web designers grasped the importance of good user experience a long time ago; now it is time for the big technology providers to understand where the industry is headed." http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1914493,00.asp

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