Screen, Touch screens, etc don't belong on tools, cars etc. Just make things more of a disposable item and harder to repair. Maybe in a few years they will have a "higher end" (costlier) model where you pay more for the privilege to not have a screen. My guess is they are going down the same route as car makers and others where the reality is doing things with a screen and some ICs out back is cheaper than physical knobs/encoder/wiring/etc, so it's a cost savings but pitched as luxury, only after knobs and such are gone do people realize what they lost, want them back and now you have to pay more and getting the mechanical controls back is the luxury option.
