You could offer inexpensive short stacks of business cards with your logo, links and some tentative Pyra information. Interested people can purchase from your shop then hand them out to whomever they want: coworkers, trade show attendees, wherever they may be on the globe.
It would probably be easier for people to print these out themselves as needed.
I disagree. Self-printed cards look terrible, have perforations around the edges, and are are usually a pain to get aligned just right.
Did I missed something? I thought that you agreed that vertical shoulder buttons don't work and you have choosen a horizontal solution. At least for my hands I see no chance to reach the upper button with opened hinge comfortably... :/ At least they are not straight above each other, the little shifting seems to be a clever idea.The shoulder buttons work fine physically, but I want to change the design to be more comfortable and easier to use.
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The lower buttons should go around the corner and and have a small slide where you can rest your fingers in.
The upper buttons should have a small (smooth) lip which should make it easier to feel and press them.
I've made some small models using FreeCAD how I can imagine them and sent them to the designers.
It's pretty ugly, but it's just meant to be a small dummy to show the way I'd like to have them - the designers job will be to make them look and feel good (... and I've never done any CAD before
The gaming buttons should be curved outwards like the old ones, makes it easier to slide from button to button.
That sounds like it could be possible for users to buy the silicone mat and the key tops separately from you for them to glue together in whatever layout they want.
That's why I expect too, but I also expect the manufacturer to sell you some sets of parts unglued if you ask for it which you could sell on. Needs to be checked like the rest.Would just be really nice if possible.
In one of the last couple updates he mentioned that the company had come up with a way to have them horizontal that they were proud of and ED agreed to get a sample done up to see how it felt. Presumably this is that sample and it is working well enough that he just wants some tweaks.If the lower button does end up extending around the corner then it seems to me it'd be the best of both: you could click the "lower" with your knuckle and the "upper" with finger tips, as if they were horizontal.
Yes and there is no letter "I" (i).
I imagine that you will be deciding at some point soonish? The keyboard layout is the only part that is making me feel antsy at this point.
Awesome, that is what I was hoping you would say.
Any idea about the future of Pandora batteries? I don't think I'll need a replacement for at least a year or two (I last charged it in mid-March and it still has 50% left, absolutely amazing), I'm just curious.
