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i hope they pick up some of the features from the app and put them into a physical watch.

like world time and the millisecond counter.  its a pretty looking app.  i actually haven't tried it, but touchable nooka seems interesting to me (i've just gotten used to reading time like that though, in bar format)

or put two swivle points on the sides of the screen so you could tilt it, like a mirror.  you'd need to reinforce your solder joint but it should be very manageable.  put two stopper in there so you can only tilt it so much.  that might be a workaround...

thanks so much for letting us know, i appreciate it!

it does in the bottom one (as well as my version of it, which is yellow with a different name, but same guts it seems)

i ran a test on the sound of the yellow knock-off i've got, the results are posted in the thread which discusses the fake gameboy...  the wav channel was funky, everything else passed though...  (you can hear this in track playback on the machine, the wav playback is just wrong...)

not sure if they work in the top one.  there were several of this type released, the GB Boy being one.  i *think* they are all compatible, but i'll need to check...  i can remember testing it, but the memory isn't real enough so is probably fake in my mind... (happens)

glad to know others geek out on this stuff too!

yeah, would love to see an internal shot step-by-step, i'm curious what the insides look like during the process just for kicks.  wiring is always my least favorite thing of any project, i admire peoples wiring as odd as it sounds...

i've thought about doing a eurorack (or MOTM or modcan) arduinoboy unit for a while, just no time.  indeed this is badass, i'm so glad someone did this with such quality. 

the rack looks great.

you should contact nbscloset.com and see if they could help you out with a laser etched front panel for your kits, or just for the future ones, would look sick...    also, for kits, get in touch for bulk pricing on some of the parts, some of them we could help with for the kits...

i think thats pretty badass

nah, its not...

i guess to explain what that means to everyone:
- the mould is first made, but uncured
- this allows for a test run in softer plastics (solid, clear is too hard)
- once the samples are approved, the mould is hardened/cured (somehow) so harder materials can be used.  the mould can't be changed after this...  but you can use clear plastics.  not entirely sure if this means you can die-cast metals in the mould...  i should probably ask just for kicks.

unfortunately, i got word the factory doing the surface finishing part won't be done until after the lunar holiday, so it seems like the samples themselves won't be until early February.  sucks, but its a pretty large project and i'd rather them do it right than rushed...

i'm doing a run of the samples, and should have some spares to sell.  i'll post pics here when the samples arrive, so interested people should hear about it (also will send out a newsletter and stuff)

hopefully that answers the 'timeline' question   get asked this a lot...