And now for something completely different



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Edit:
That screen looks pretty easy to replace!!! Good new if accurate. Also look at how intricate all the parts are compared to slate phones, this probably adds to the cost of making more human have hands on.

Let's wait for real scandic keyboard. It's coming later.

voi voi
I don't want to wait I want it now!
But shouldn't it be easy to replace the keyboard mat?

@ mosen..
Its all good man...really...
I would rather we were both misinterpreted (and mistaken ...especially on my end concerning that 1/3 more increase) ...... got upset, indignant ...even furious..
... realized different and sorted it out...
Than for either or both of us to be just quietly fuming with anything unspoken.
So it really has turned out for the best.

My apologies for upsetting you..
And the fact you apologized ...
is fact enough that you don't need to apologize..

We are all good mosen.
No worries.

As far as my interest in the project goes...
I have quietly watched until my ...mmm....
mistaken outburst?
it has been borderline for me as to whether or not I would throw coin at one.
My mistake.was the slew of different currencies used during discussion of it ...some figures not showing the currency it applied to ...but was inferred to in a past mention...that is where my confusion sprang from.
The mistaken (on my part) sharp increase ..just threw me..
Hence my reaction.

I'm hoping for a replacement mat, until then ordered the QWERTZ as it looks like it works best as scandic remap.

At the community events we where told that the keypad is a glued part for technical necessity.
Now seeing chens tear down photo linked above might suggest otherwise since all the parts are disassembled.
Only if you look closer at the white lower keypad part it is kind of bend after the tear down?

I was under the impression it is not user replaceable until i saw the tear down. Clarification would be awesome. Is it only replaceable if you match chens skills, which is highly unlikely and thus they better not advertise?

Don't know if the phone parts picture is taken from a disassembled phone, or a phone waiting for to get assembled... It's perhaps tiny difference, but if the picture has been taken before everything has been glued together, it obviously makes assembling a lot easier than disassembling

If you look at how bend the camera dust shield, white keypad part and antennas are, i think it was very carefully teared down.
Also the main point of the tweet is "Most part will be easily swappable via a screw driver".

That's just awesome Adds a lot to the durability of the device as a whole.

Name me another phone company that will openly tear down their own device and tell you it's easy to repair. Pretty awesome to see