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I sense a photoshop contest coming along, "Strangest places to insert Chumby guts". On second thought, that would lead to many vile submissions.
12/04/09
motion seconded
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12/01/09
However, I would recommend even more highly just waiting a year until there are units pre-built for this purpose and sold at your neighborhood Home Depot. They already have HDMI plates for your wall, so USB is not far behind:
[www.uniqueproductsonline.com]
That said - the concept is a great one.
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11/26/09
Good times.
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11/25/09
Phones have worked perfectly fine with fingers n gloves alike for the past 20+years. Does it not seem a bit backward that they now don't work.
11/25/09
11/25/09
And we've not taken to wearing space suits on Earth either.
point, moot?
11/25/09
Also: reading comprehension, you need to get you some.
11/25/09
You just compared the Space Race to the iPhone. And I'd call not wearing space suits more of a sacrifice. It was something that lets you stay alive in space.
Whereas the iPhone touchscreen has the downside of no gloves with zero noticeable upsides. Oh and you need to ruin a perfectly fine pair of gloves so you can get your gloves to work.
And it's not like they couldn't just use a touchscreen that can work with gloves, like mine does (I had a check when I realised I might not be able to use my phone. Apparently my gloves work fine,so this seems to be an iPhone issue rather than a general touchscreen problem)
'Heres a cool phone, but you can't use it in winter' Cool phone gimped a bit on the hardware side, and it's been out for several years, not like they didn't click it might have a problem after the first winter.
11/25/09
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And you only called it an analogy the second time round.
11/26/09
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@deanbmmv: Wow. You have no idea what the differences between resistive and capacitive screens are. The iPhone doesn't work with gloves, fingernails, and styluses because it has a capacitive screen. Already, I know your phone's screen is made of plastic (probably has a lot of scratches unless you took extreme care of it), doesn't have multi-touch, and is harder to see in sunlight.
11/26/09
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The iphone is great phone but there are some legitimate complaints that can be raised about it. That it doesn't work with gloves is not a significant one because a) it is such a small issue and b) any other phone with a capacitive screen will have the same problem.
It just pains me to see people who will literally find the smallest thing to bitch about.
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On the design tip, a good ui IS function. Their design philosophy has always been to make products that are intuitive to use. And they are.
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11/25/09
Couldn't you get the full LED flashlight for that much?
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And yes, these lighters are worth $115 each.
11/30/09