Airsoft Arizona
General Airsoft Arizona => General Airsoft Discussion => Topic started by: Nil8r on January 21, 2009, 12:01:38 AM
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http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009 ... per-rifle/ (http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/01/20/ipod-touch-mounted-on-m110-sniper-rifle/)
best rifle accessory ever.
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what will they think of next. lol
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That's awesome. I would laugh if a replica is made, and someone programs an App for BBs lol.
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WTF? Its like long range shooting for dummies..
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If they do it will just be a dummy replica that will hold extra BBs for your Hicaps.
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The Iphone/Ipod tuch is already made in China, I downloaded that app and messed around with it, pretty cool,has a few interface anoyances, but overall it works.
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And OF COURSE it has the "indestructible" (read PoS) hard case!
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And OF COURSE it has the "indestructible" (read PoS) hard case!
The Otterbox is not a piece of shit - I welcome your first hand experience.
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^ Vince is right, the outerbox is very good, I use it when I run, and I've droped it a few times and its still ok, the great case combined with the accelerometer(sp?) in the iphone that will autmaticly freeze the drive if it sences a drop so you wont loose data, plus everything is backed up on itunes.
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^ Vince is right, the outerbox is very good, I use it when I run, and I've droped it a few times and its still ok, the great case combined with the accelerometer(sp?) in the iphone that will autmaticly freeze the drive if it sences a drop so you wont loose data, plus everything is backed up on itunes.
If only the iPhone used a hard drive.
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And OF COURSE it has the "indestructible" (read PoS) hard case!
The Otterbox is not a piece of s*** - I welcome your first hand experience.
They make the defender and the armor series. The defender is just a rugged case, but the armor ones are waterproof and are very solid. I have an armor case for my iPhone that I modified to fit my 3G and it's fucking awesome. It's huge, but it fits in a mag pouch well.
If anyone wants a ballistics program that isn't quite as expensive as the one mentioned, check out "Ballistic". The author is a great guy and the program is a bit cheaper with most of the same features.
The free SureFire shot timer app is great, too.
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is it made so you can use the camera??? It might be cool to be able to take video from your iPhone with it being mounted on the rail......
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^ Vince is right, the outerbox is very good, I use it when I run, and I've droped it a few times and its still ok, the great case combined with the accelerometer(sp?) in the iphone that will autmaticly freeze the drive if it sences a drop so you wont loose data, plus everything is backed up on itunes.
If only the iPhone used a hard drive.
It uses an SSD(flash memory), but same thing just no moving parts, if it sences free falling it does something to prevent any loss of data, but anyway the case is good.
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^ Vince is right, the outerbox is very good, I use it when I run, and I've droped it a few times and its still ok, the great case combined with the accelerometer(sp?) in the iphone that will autmaticly freeze the drive if it sences a drop so you wont loose data, plus everything is backed up on itunes.
If only the iPhone used a hard drive.
It uses an SSD(flash memory), but same thing just no moving parts, if it sences free falling it does something to prevent any loss of data, but anyway the case is good.
That's like saying an electric motor and a gas motor are the same thing because they serve the same purpose. Dropping flash memory is not going to cause it to lose data. Neither would throwing it across the room or stepping on it unless you manage to do it with enough force to crush the entire PCB. The accelerometer on the iPhone is only used for rotating the screen and related functions. There's nothing for it to "protect" from being dropped short of generating a force field to protect the whole phone, but I think that's a little beyond Apple's current tech. In addition, SSD normally refers to standalone replaceable flash drives, not flash memory integrated on a board. But that's just being picky.
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In addition, SSD normally refers to standalone replaceable flash drives, not flash memory integrated on a board. But that's just being picky.
not necessarily, as solid state drives are becoming more and more popular as computer hard drives, as well as MP3 players and other gadgets =D
I think that's a little beyond Apple's current tech.
as far as you know.............. ;)
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not necessarily, as solid state drives are becoming more and more popular as computer hard drives, as well as MP3 players and other gadgets =D
SSD drives in computers are standalone drives, meaning you can unplug it and plug it in somewhere else. Traditional flash memory such as what you see in the iPhone and most other MP3 players are soldered onto the devices PCB board.
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^guess the apple "genious"(said in gay voice) was just throwing crap at me then(and im sure he would if you let him). Dunno, guess there isnt not forcefeild thing to protect it (now that i think about it, it does sound stupid), but anyway the case is good.