Miner49er said:How do you know what your number is? Do we get a ticket like in the supermarket?
I ordered shortly after christmas last year, so I'm guessing I'm at the end of the queue...
Miner49er said:How do you know what your number is? Do we get a ticket like in the supermarket?
I ordered shortly after christmas last year, so I'm guessing I'm at the end of the queue...
mali said:Pleng said:Cool
I wonder what the next thing to go wrong will be?
Just don't say 'what could possibly go wrong?'....
Doh!
Monk said:Realist!
err... I mean... cynic? :wink:
The 100% case from what I can tell. It might not have silk screening, though.Dannyxzero said:hey guys, I was just wondering, is this going to be the 100% case or is this the 50-75% case, im sorry for such a silly question O:
mali said:The 100% case from what I can tell. It might not have silk screening, though.Dannyxzero said:hey guys, I was just wondering, is this going to be the 100% case or is this the 50-75% case, im sorry for such a silly question O:
Dead1nside said:Having no silk screening would be preferable to misaligned silk screening. I just hope, like everyone, that there is enough time left to get 4000 made and shipped before China closes up shop.
They want to make as many as possible before CNY.RajTakhar said:are they going ahead with full 4,000 or just an initial batch of 500 to 1,000 units
Internet Explorer really hates the forums i can only see last few comments
DroneB Dev said:Oh Cmon, by the price they bought the moulds and the cases, i bet they have to keep things minimal, each test run really cost money they could have spent doing actual money.Monk said:Tokiopop said:But the other samples wern't like this, so surley they could do what they did the Rev 1 & 2 for Rev 3?Monk said:I feel a LOT happier now that I don't feel OpenPandora are asking us to take on more of the development risks and costs than we already had.
Because they were rushing/being cheap (same thing). Doing the injection molding properly ties up machinery and staff for longer, so the less time they spend on it the more actual money they make from runs of "for sale" cases instead of "for samples" cases.
I don't say I agree with the practise, samples should represent the final product as closely as possible IMHO, but I understand it.
I'm not in the first 1000 so I won't benefit directly from such a run, but I'd be happy to see 1000 customers served sooner rather than later, as long as the cases are up to snuff when received
Pleng said:Cool
I wonder what the next thing to go wrong will be?
Realist!
err... I mean... cynic? :wink:
if you had a machine running low speed and eating material for about say 4 hours (each) using one operator just to pump out a 2 digits sample (and we've got only 7) and to know i would have to unmount to loose all the job, i wouldnt bother warming it up.
making the cases is a pretty automated process. The machine can crank them out with little supervision.WizardStan said:If they have the 4000, why not ship all 4000?WhiteBat said:random idea:
have the factory make all 4000 cases, but have them only ship 1000.
That way they don't need to set everything back up again and align stuff, so all the cases will be consistent.