As far a Foxconn is concerned, you might as well be asking them to set up machinery, engineer a process, and take on extra administrative work to help you assemble your IKEA furniture.
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As far a Foxconn is concerned, you might as well be asking them to set up machinery, engineer a process, and take on extra administrative work to help you assemble your IKEA furniture.
Words of wisdom, also if you're here complaining then cancel and help everyone behind you.To the naysayers, cancel so I can move up the que.
Words of wisdom, also if you're here complaining then cancel and help everyone behind you.
Look I dont know if you understand how people are feeling about this handheld, I mean from putting in an order for a product and not receiving still almost two years later is kinda hard on the people that stand behind this project. Now as the way things are made the pandora is out dated and handhelds and cellphones are offering comparable and better specs than the pandora and getting out to the people on time. LOL!! I know that you probably taken offense on what I said but I dont care because I am waiting on my pandora as well. But I mean come on you really dont understand what the people on this forum is complaining about.....you are really BLIND!! That is my words of wisdom. FYI, I think that the Pandora is always looking for someone to blame because they cant deliver like that said they would. Now I am going to wait for my pandora because I know that about December of 2011 I will be receiving my Pandora and I am in Batch 1. LOL!!!
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It's not like you just have a Pandora spec-sheet which you insert into the board-manufacturing machine to automatically produce 1000 boards. Such machines require some heavy configuration and set-up work for each type of product.I know that Foxconn operates under unsavory working conditions, but are they really that expensive? I was just throwing an idea out there. Does anyone have an ideas for companies that have separate board manufacturing and installation facilities in a single location, for one low price?
I'm so sick and tired of that overused line. It's been speeding up for half a year but in the meantime no extra units have been delivered. I'm still expecting only 1000 units max. to ship this year.While it's not yet going as smooth as it should, we're working on this and speeding it up.
no nubs are not just rubber.. they're actually a self contained analog joystick.. Very small one at that.
can't seem to link these pictures directly so heres a link to Some pics
Actually when spar parts become more readily available I was thinking of buying some nubs for some electronic projects I been stirring in my head.
There's no controller on the nubs. The nubs are just 4 analog variable resistors in a clever package. The controller is on the board.The nubs actually have a self-contained controller? I did not know that.... Interesting.
"self-contained" ... == an atmega8 on the other side of the other side of the main pandora PCB for each nub (with proprietary firmware provided by the nub maker for the uCs).The nubs actually have a self-contained controller? I did not know that.... Interesting.
I expect that the next hurdle will be the general cessation of production around the Christmas period. I'd not expect any more Pandoras to be produced this year, mostly just due to that.
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There's no controller on the nubs. The nubs are just 4 analog variable resistors in a clever package. The controller is on the board.
ALWAYS A LOOPHOLE!mmielke, how clever - double posting is frowned upon but no one said anything about quadruple posting did they?