I'd probably pony up the extra $100 for the 32GB, otherwise if you put one HD movie on the 16GB version and 1/4 of your space is gone. Of course I'll more than likely wait for the second generation when it'll be 32GB stock and until they have someone other than AT&T doing the 3G. I also want to hear some reviews of how it renders full HD video with it's do all processor.
Yeah, they'll still sell 10mil of them in the first year.
1/2"
1.5lbs
9.7" IPS display?
multi-touch (shocker)
1Ghz Apple processor - all in one
16/32/64GB Flash Storage
10hrs battery life (one month standby)
Wifi N
Bluetooth
Will run all existing iPhone apps either blackboxed or pixel doubled
I ordered some of the ones that you linked (too cheap not to) and some of #3 that I listed above from Digikey. I'm sure one of them will work for the particular project I have going right now and the others will get used at some.
Yes, absolutely. The guy who started CE used to work at FPE. All I've ever sent them are FPE files.
I know you're kidding, but I'd rather my fabricator direct their efforts elsewhere.
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If this is real, whoa.
I completely agree that the actual action of changing the voltage should be difficult (not something that could be bumped) but on the flip side I want it to be easily understood so the user doesn't struggle trying to figure out if they're doing it correctly. I'm also torn on the idea of the selector being tied to the fuse drawer.
I also understand your point about having that switch on the back side for safety, it wouldn't bother me to have it back there even if I used another front panel switch to take care of powering the amp.