The more specialized you become in an area, the harder time you have focusing on the big picture. This general rule of thumb applies to pretty much everything, and is a fine explanation for how somebody can see the Wii and only see "a crummy product for non-consumers". The "blind men and the elephant" tale is a fine alegory for how specialization limits one's ability to see the whole picture, in fact.
What did Heinlein say about specialization? Ah, right, that it's for insects. Cynical, yet with a grain of truth hidden within: the more intensely you focus on one thing, the harder it is to focus on everything else.
Sky Render - Sanity is for the weak.








