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Ooooh, most excellent sounding :D

Call it "Evolution in action".

Thanks for the new responses ED. For what little it's worth, we had an xbox360 controller here where one of the joysticks had a "grinding2 feel to it, like there was sand stuck in the device somewhere. I don't think it was like that on day 1 (it wasn't my gamepad) but it was very noticeable...

You've just doomed every "old village hall" in North England to an overnight break-in :(

Correction - although Craig said they ran out of boards, he's also now said that they have bult 400 Pandoras total. So there's plenty of work to do, it would seem, esp. as theya re taking some time off from Wednesday night to Monday.

I think it is more than likely that Sinoth was being sarcastic.

Apparently, they ran out of boards recently, and MWeston and ED don't go back home until Wednesday/Thursday. Since they supposedly had 1000 cases, this is probably exactly what they will be doing - fixing up the remaining 300 cases ready for new PCBs to arrive. With Craig taking a break...

Decided against it :(

:rolleyes: There's always one...

I can offer up this as PARTIAL explanation: but for the actual technical problem - and bearing in mind I cannot say that paddy definately did not make the indentation himself - a picture is worth a thousand words. A photo of the problem - even blown up to super-size - would most surely help...

:D Confirmed: No, mold change needed, yes. ;)

I think a lot of people officially signed up to post some time after they ordered. Usually to post "So when the duck am I going to get this thing?". I know I did. I also didn't expect, back in 2008, to be quoting a statement like the one above in 2010 :(

It may. AFAIK there is no way to know/ne sure, but it seems second (and later) batches MIGHT not overclock as well as the first batch units. I don't want to get too far into making recommendations without knowing the flip side/extra details, but - often, less is more. :)

Thanks for a nice, calm, factual post. I must admit that personally, I've never been a fan of devices that have the speakers facing away from me. I guess that a surface below/behind (like a table) could reflect a lot of the sound back towards me, but it seems inefficient - especially in a...

I'm going to be a PITA and ask that you grin and bear the customer backlash that could be heading your way, and provide the following as some snippets of reason for WHY customers may not be happy with this decision to give the plastics factory more work - especially as (for quality's sake) it...

Here's a hypothetical for you. What if they were, say, 4400,000 USD in the hole and needed second batch money to complete the first batch - or go bust leaving only a few hundred Pandoras in the world, ever. What should they do then?

:blink: I bet Craig wishes he could punch those rumour-starting twits in the nose, alongside the vapourware twits. Well, it seems he COULD punch one of them. Maybe it will feature in his next video. Sympathies, but thanks for the link all the same. It makes it SO much easier to stop my mind...

Probably something like "the majority of people who paid cash up front for the device in September/October 2008 with an anticipated 2-month lead time still have never touched a Pandora, much less received their own, even 18 months later - and still do not know when/if they ever will". Something...

Doesn't seem to mesh at all well with the idea that they'd received any pre-resistored boards from Texas though, does it?

This was one of the issues which concerned customers last year (IIRC) when painting was presented as a way to imrpove the look of the case. IIRC we were assurred that the painting would be done in such a way as to not cause tolerance problems - it would appear that the factory needs to be...