But a printed rubber material won't do anything when you press it, as it's missing the carbon pads.
Yes, as they are also more expensive in production.Will these 20 pre-production units be more expensive than a regular Pyra?
Same here^My credit with link should cover the majority of the cost of a Pyra, I believe.
You pay for a portion of the final cost, when released you pay the rest.Also, I want to ask something (Im confused). What is the difference between payment and pre-payment? If we made a pre-payment, are we have to pay it again? (Sorry I'm a bit sleepy )
As long as it takesLooks like it will be a squeeze to have the final retail version shipping by the end of this year. Looks more likely to be early next year, is that what you are aiming for ED?
Those 60% are not from the retail price - they're from the pure production costs (as I need to pay them).If a pre-payment is only 60% of the value* then, yes, you'd still need to pay the remaining 40% to actually have paid for a unit.
* Note, I don't quite understand how prepayment can be 200EUR in that case, since if 200EUR is 60%, the total price would be much less than I've heard predicted before. But any way, whatever percentage of the cost it actually makes, you'll need to pay the rest.
Can someone point me to any info about vouchers? I believe I was in contact with Link about a discount on the Pyra, but I never heard anything else about it afterwards.Quite a few customers have asked how they can use their iControlPad2 voucher they got from Link and their Pandora voucher if they didn't get the Pandora yet:
I will discuss that with Link and we'll find a proper solution.
No worries, you WILL get the information before preordering starts!
In this case we speaking about a retail price from approx. 660€-690€For you, it's probably about 30% of the final payment you need to pay upfront.
Not sure yet, should be less, but I can't calculate before we have the prototype up and runningFor you, it's probably about 30% of the final payment you need to pay upfront.
In this case we speaking about a retail price from approx. 660€-690€
Its common in germany to rise the pure production price by 30% as profit. So its more like 200€*130%/60%=433.33€* Note, I don't quite understand how prepayment can be 200EUR in that case, since if 200EUR is 60%, the total price would be much less than I've heard predicted before. But any way, whatever percentage of the cost it actually makes, you'll need to pay the rest.
True.Its common in germany to rise the pure production price by 30% as profit. So its more like 200€*130%/60%=433.33€* Note, I don't quite understand how prepayment can be 200EUR in that case, since if 200EUR is 60%, the total price would be much less than I've heard predicted before. But any way, whatever percentage of the cost it actually makes, you'll need to pay the rest.
Hmm still not around the estimated 600€... maybe we should add some pi into the formular. pi is always looking good in formulas.
*nods* Every well-rounded formula includes pi.Its common in germany to rise the pure production price by 30% as profit. So its more like 200€*130%/60%=433.33€
Hmm still not around the estimated 600€... maybe we should add some pi into the formular. pi is always looking good in formulas.