The team reviewed a prototype remote control with a titanium-inspired design, fruit-themed elements, an LCD, a jog wheel, volume controls, speech recognition and a voice-activated location finder. They discussed customizable colors and removable rubber or sponge fruit pieces that could add protection and appeal.

Marketing led an evaluation of the design on a one-to-seven scale, where one meant a criterion was fully met. The team considered fanciness, technology, robustness, usefulness, size and weight, color and shape, and adaptability. They calculated an overall score of about 2.17, indicating a favorable assessment, though they questioned some design and usability details.

The team then reviewed production costs against a target of about $12.50. An initial estimate of $17.80 led to discussion of expensive components, including the LCD, speaker and titanium, as well as changes to the power supply and other specifications. They eventually said the target had been reached.

In the project review, participants described teamwork as strong and discussed creativity, leadership, meeting tools, staying on time and budget. They highlighted speech recognition, location finding, new materials and the strawberry design as new ideas, and ended by discussing a celebration.