radios and TVs can only have one station at a time.
Excpet that they're figuring out they can multitask TV as well. Badly. It's funny but I find CNN, for example, drives me nuts. Too much happening at the same time. Everything is always on "breaking news" mode because they don't want you to change the station.
I definitely prefer the control I get with a computer, over TV and radio. Though I like the radio a lot too; it's good for multitasking. And letting somebody else choose the "agenda" is fine too, while I'm otherwise occupied (with chores or washing dishes)
Too bad the radio-broadcaster dongle Mom & Dad got me for Christmas doesn't have a strong enough signal to broadcast my computer's audio further than 10 feet, I'd really like to be able to treat computer output like radio too.
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Re: And how!
Date: Friday, 16 September 2005 03:01 pm (UTC)Excpet that they're figuring out they can multitask TV as well. Badly. It's funny but I find CNN, for example, drives me nuts. Too much happening at the same time. Everything is always on "breaking news" mode because they don't want you to change the station.
I definitely prefer the control I get with a computer, over TV and radio. Though I like the radio a lot too; it's good for multitasking. And letting somebody else choose the "agenda" is fine too, while I'm otherwise occupied (with chores or washing dishes)
Too bad the radio-broadcaster dongle Mom & Dad got me for Christmas doesn't have a strong enough signal to broadcast my computer's audio further than 10 feet, I'd really like to be able to treat computer output like radio too.
Yeah, the internet sure changes things...