If that's anything like the rubber surface of the original Psion Series 5, that rubbed off in your pocket after a couple of years and looked pretty ugly. So for the 5MX revision they changed to painting it grey (although perhaps they applied a better coating than my Pandora has).What about the rubber surface of the old Thinkpad 600 series?
OT maybe: Why LXDE instead of XFCE like on Pandora?
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The LCD doesn't show anything really useful, as it's Nikolaus' testing card, but it booted into X (LXDE).
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I still prefer the black of the original 600MHz Pandora because it reminds me of the Thinkpads I grew up on. It feels like something I can pull out and show around in any circumstance without worrying about whether the person will judge it based on appearance.
Yup, dark red works for me too... and ed used a dark red Pyra render for the home page too... bright yellow curiously works for me too.I did prefer the black Pandora at first. Now I'm used to the Silver one. Can't imagine for a Pandora like device to be black any more.
Anyways I'd like to have it red or black.
@EvilDragon: Did you hear me. If you do some color testing make a dark red case for me .
And why not custom colors? ED said once that change the color didn't make the production more expensive and if ED said, ED do...
And why not custom colors? ED said once that change the color didn't make the production more expensive and if ED said, ED do...
What was that? Hot pink you say?And why not custom colors?
I just think it would be shame to obscure all the hard work done laying out those beautiful PCBs just to hide them behind some opaque injection molded plastic. I want my enclosure to be as open and transparent as the entire design process for this device has been.
Clearly, the only sensible choice of colour is clear. Vote clear plastic 2016.
I like looking at components on a PCB as much as the next guy, but only one word comes to mind when you talk about a clear case. Tacky!I just think it would be shame to obscure all the hard work done laying out those beautiful PCBs just to hide them behind some opaque injection molded plastic. I want my enclosure to be as open and transparent as the entire design process for this device has been.
Clearly, the only sensible choice of colour is clear. Vote clear plastic 2016.
ED is killing us! Still no pics.....
Me: too stupid to use the forum. (and somehow expectet it in this thread)
Thanks for hinting
I like looking at components on a PCB as much as the next guy, but only one word comes to mind when you talk about a clear case. Tacky!
Give me a dark matte opaque plastic case over a transparent or translucent one any day of the week.
-Neelix