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2010-09-15 10:11:11 (6330 views) Trying to make everyone happy as long as it doesn't delay launch or cost a fortune. Some have commented saying they would like the device not to have the company/product name on it but as you can guess it slightly interferes with marketing :)
So instead we're checking with the manufacturer how much it's going to cost to create very thin overlays, in cheap material (pvc not polycarbonate), with very weak adhesive (ideally like a post-it note), having the exact same design as the current one but without the company name. When you want to go stealth you apply this label on top of the overlay. Then you can theoretically remove it whenever you want to see the real overlay in all its glory. This way you don't need to damage or mod the immaculate and beautiful overlay in any way.
Of course if your kids find this, the labeling is your last problem if they start pushing the buttons :)
How many people would actually use this if it were available?
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Thanks
We've got factors beyond our control such as regulatory paperwork for the DL2K-LINK and component availability that may impose some further delays but other than that it's just about making the PCBs and assembling them into the plastic/rubber (and finishing up all the software work)