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Date Posted: 16:51:43 08/01/02 Thu
Author: Nishita Vora
Subject: modified scenario 4

It is about nine p.m. now, John leaves his living room for a hot-tub bath with his water-proof MP3 player in his right hand. He steps into the tub and lies back against it. He plugs in the earphones and pushes down the ON/OFF button on the face of it and the LCD(2) turns on. It is bright enough for him to see in the dark. The default play mode for this player is CD mode(3). He scrolls the volume button to the left to turn the volume up. By pressing the down button >> several times, he finds the correct level. All the print is big enough(4)so he can read it without wearing his glasses. He had downloaded a clip played by Mozart this afternoon. He pushes down the MP3 button next to ON/OFF button and the list of the songs are shown on the LCD. He uses the up and down arrow buttons left to the LCD to select that exact clip and hit play when it is highlighted. He lies back and enjoys the music. When it is time for him to leave, he pushes the ON/OFF button again trying to turn it off. Unfortunately, he drops it in the water, and promptly retreives it. He immediately tries out some buttons and is relieved to see that it still seems to be working fine after being taken out of the water.

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