wooohooo!... they improved the shoulder buttons and are now producing 500 cases.
Well, if you're being a vamp for prefering night over day for working focussed(ly?), then the colour is just right for me.
A "Glow in the Dark Pyra" has been one of my ongoing requests...
Having worked in window and door projects in Germany, having read all the tender documents with the requirements they place on their buildings and all their functional and decorative elements, and the strictness under which they ensure that everything delivered to housing projects Germany is hot-dip galvanized and powder coated with tough coating and burglar-proof and child-safe, I am very positive that any coating used on the Pyra will also be top-notch, child-safe and requiring 10 aggresive minutes with a test-issued ax to break into
Also dropping this here not as requirement/wish, but an interesting tidbit for use in handhelds: there are novelty powder coatings which change hue according to temperature, supposedly observable every 1 or 2 degrees- imagine a blue Pyra when note-taking, and having it become fire-red in your hands as you launch some resource-hungry game. If this'd work as well as we imagine it, it might be quite the marketing gimmick
even if there's just a few parts that glows? like a few buttons and the pyra logoA "Glow in the Dark Pyra" has been one of my ongoing requests...
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Unfortunately, it was prohibitively expensive to even create a few prototype[...].
even if there's just a few parts that glows? like a few buttons and the pyra logo
Get a clear one, spray the inside with thin layer of glow in the dark paint. The effect of painting the inside of a clear case are really cool, take a look at the ODroid thread.A "Glow in the Dark Pyra" has been one of my ongoing requests...
If the brushed-aluminium-look coating on my laptop is anything to go by, coatings wear through in a year or two of daily handling.The Pandora was simply painted, not coated, that's why you can easily scratch the paint off.
The coating is something completely different: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powder_coating
The wooden-looking panel in a car, for example, is a coated plastic.
Or even simple things like vacuum cleaners (not the cheap ones, but a bit more expensive ones).
If the brushed-aluminium-look coating on my laptop is anything to go by, coatings wear through in a year or two of daily handling.
One rarely touches the dashboard of a car or the coated parts of a vacuum cleaner (which usually have "rubber" handles); a Pyra, on the other hand, is definitely going to be touched. A lot.
If you do go for a coating, please consider matching the underlying plastic as closely as possible to the coating colour because it is going to show through sooner or later.
You mean tiny dildos, right? I thought so, too.The thumbnail looks like 3 little dicks.
You mean tiny dildos, right? I thought so, too.