NickLoTurco
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End of the year my arse!
Like the stylus, for instance?'Spirit' said:For the cable rolling use a small round stick or something. Roll the cable around it, put it in and then remove the stick.
Great video, thanks!
'sverm' said:Like the stylus, for instance?'Spirit' said:For the cable rolling use a small round stick or something. Roll the cable around it, put it in and then remove the stick.
Great video, thanks!
Good call :lol:
Cheers for the vid ED. 1st class as usual
I see your concern, but from the pictures of the first prototype being put together... well, I don't know...'nikkopt' said:I've been away for a while.. i must admit that my motivation with the pandora dropped a bit, not about its capabilities.. we can all agree that it has very powerful ones. I was afraid about the construction quality of the case. But anyway, this video showed me that what has been done till now, exceeds my expectations.. congrats to the team. i'm happy again, lulz
i really wish that the space between the top and bottom case will be almost invisible
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I know that it has no screws pulling them together and the board doesn't fit 100% , even tough.. i'm afraid, lol..
Because in the renders, the models are always so perfect.
awesome job Panda Team
'cbp' said:Can anyone tell me what happened to the cable? Why exactly did it break?
ED rolled it too tightly. The ribbon cables with the dev boards are one-off prototypes, just like the boards. They're very fragile. The production cables are much tougher.
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Also, the hinges that hold the L and R back buttons seems that they can break easily if more force is applied to the button.
You'd really have to be trying to break it. You'd probably damage the microswitch long before you broke the plastic.
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One more thing. How flexible is the case? If it falls from 1.5 meters, will it shatter?
How about the screen? I didn't see any padding around the screen to prevent it from cracking on hard shock.
Possibly. Don't drop it and you'll be fine.
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Now, I know these things don't use up much current, but where is the heat dissipated? No holes on the sides/bottom.
If you know that they don't create much heat, why would you think that they need to dissipate the heat that they don't create? No ventilation is necessary.
CODE'Sphinxter' said:Would not be much of a handheld if you have to use oven mitts. A rubber booty like you see on ithings would be impossible to close. The stylus holster sure is trick. Any place for a lanyard?
I take it you've never used an OQO handheld?'Sphinxter' said:Would not be much of a handheld if you have to use oven mitts. A rubber booty like you see on ithings would be impossible to close. The stylus holster sure is trick. Any place for a lanyard?
No, just a very thick section of plastic in that area. The case is 2mm thick with a 4mm thick area built into the case inside that hole. The hole is also at the base of the case providing very little leverage for angular bending under stress. The CNC prototype is very strong and a molded part should be even stronger.'j.pickens' said:And MWeston, never saw the lanyard holes before.
Will there be a metal pin to reinforce that?
'MWeston' said:Excellent, I'll be wearing mine like flavor flave.'Sphinxter' said:Would not be much of a handheld if you have to use oven mitts. A rubber booty like you see on ithings would be impossible to close. The stylus holster sure is trick. Any place for a lanyard?
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