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Finally on-board
Finally!!!
It arrived at about 12:30 and I've loaded the battery because I thought it would be started with the Google button
After loading and reading the text on the Esc button. I was finally able to start this thing up.
I love it.
The keyboard is not perfect but a huge improvement over the on-screen one.
Regarding the camerad module:
You have to build it like Lego
You first open the device, then insert the camera module itself.
After that. a litte plastic cage is attached.
You then close the Gemini with the fitting camera backplate and add the security glass on top.
I was quite impressed. what Planet thinks, the average user is able or willing to do.
For me, it was fun and it is not commpicated, but for the typical iPhone user... not so much.
Now I'm going to look up, how to reseat some of the buttons, as they are sitting in quite an angle and it looks rather strange.
Of course I'm writing this text on the Gemini.
[doublepost=1528300129,1528295176][/doublepost]Regarding the buttons:
Just pop them off with a knife from the top (screen) side of the cap an reinsert it.
It quite improves the angle and typing quality.
I' also pressed every button down with some force and some buttons clicked in a bit more.
The camera by the way is really nothing more than a documentation device you can use to make a snapshot of a serial numberor damage to IT devices, stuff like that.
Nothing for pictures or videos of your loved ones.
But I knew that before, so I am not complaining.
I really just need it for the docu stuff.
It arrived at about 12:30 and I've loaded the battery because I thought it would be started with the Google button
After loading and reading the text on the Esc button. I was finally able to start this thing up.
I love it.
The keyboard is not perfect but a huge improvement over the on-screen one.
Regarding the camerad module:
You have to build it like Lego
You first open the device, then insert the camera module itself.
After that. a litte plastic cage is attached.
You then close the Gemini with the fitting camera backplate and add the security glass on top.
I was quite impressed. what Planet thinks, the average user is able or willing to do.
For me, it was fun and it is not commpicated, but for the typical iPhone user... not so much.
Now I'm going to look up, how to reseat some of the buttons, as they are sitting in quite an angle and it looks rather strange.
Of course I'm writing this text on the Gemini.
[doublepost=1528300129,1528295176][/doublepost]Regarding the buttons:
Just pop them off with a knife from the top (screen) side of the cap an reinsert it.
It quite improves the angle and typing quality.
I' also pressed every button down with some force and some buttons clicked in a bit more.
The camera by the way is really nothing more than a documentation device you can use to make a snapshot of a serial numberor damage to IT devices, stuff like that.
Nothing for pictures or videos of your loved ones.
But I knew that before, so I am not complaining.
I really just need it for the docu stuff.
