New York Times does Bible with its issuance of 10 commandments for consumer electronics component makers.ŦԼʱ���Ƿ���ʥ�����䷢�е�10����Ϊ��ѵ��Ӳ��������̡� In "thou shalt not" style it brings forward some of the strong grievances which in simple English is as follows:�ڡ��㲻�ɡ������������һЩ��ǿ�Ҳ�����ڼ򵥵�Ӣ�������£�

  1. Do not use "indestructible" plastic casings.��Ҫʹ�á��᲻�ɴݵġ��ܽ���ǡ� At the least have one cardboarded side which can be easily opened.��������1 cardboarded�����Ժ����׵ش򿪡�
  2. Use proper English in manuals.ʹ����ȷ��Ӣ���ֲᡣ
  3. Don't overhype irrelevant specs.��overhype����ɵĹ��
  4. Don't charge for your own mistakes even beyond support date.������Ϊ�Լ��Ĵ���������Խ֧�ֵ����ڡ�
  5. Don't engage in rebate rip-offs to make your product sound cheaper when you don't intend to honor it.����������˰ʳ��ȡ�ᣬʹ��IJ�Ʒ�����õı��˵������������
  6. Don't hide from customers.�������ͻ��� Make support numbers easily available.ʹ֧�ֺ������׻�á�
  7. Don't ask customers to tell their phone number and name over and over again in a single support call.��Ҫ�ʹ˿͸������ǵĵ绰���������һ����һ�ε���һ����һ��֧�ֺ��С�
  8. Allow bypassing your automated support menus to directly contact human support.�����ƹ�����Զ���֧�ֲ˵�ֱ�ӽӴ���������֧�֡�
  9. Don't hog power strips with transformer bricks.�������Ȩ�����ѹ��ש�� Re-design them.������ơ�
  10. Don't discontinue products every six months or less.��ֹͣ�IJ�Ʒ��ÿ6���»���١�

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I strongly resonate with these suggestions.��ǿ�ҹ�����Щ���顣 What do you think?����ô����