JudgeLalor
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I want one so so so bad. NOW!
Man, you took the words right out of my mouth.I want one so so so bad. NOW!
I want one so so so bad. NOW!
Two other photos were apparently accidentally posted online, and then removed. Fortunately, someone caught screengrabs of them. The first is the same screen as one of yours. The second is the 'Apps' screen, as I've taken to calling it:Only graphics I have seen are the one from the Wand Company YouTube video. Hoping for great graphics and hopefully a touch screen option so we don’t wear buttons down.
Someone named Thomas wrote on their site, declaring:
"To me, the KEY to making this the most ACCURATE and functionally authentic , is to have VIDEO / AUDIO record and playback. my TINY digital camera has those features, so with ALL the room in this replica, that should be NO issue…this is the ONLY time any company will the opportunity to GET THIS RIGHT.If this is not included, then in my view, the BOAT WAS MISSED."
That used to drive me nuts when I was little. I did mental gymnastics trying to figure out how the tricorder recorded video that the tricorder was visible in.Recalling much of the video playback from the show, you have to wonder just how the footage was even recorded by a tricorder. The view direction, angle, heck even elevation is more consistent with drone photography than pointing a small box in a certain way. We could theorize that the lower compartment held a miniature 23rd century drone that we never actually saw on-screen and was controlled remotely by the tricorder. When it looked like a landing party member was recording, they could have been piloting a drone for achieving that playback footage which realistically could never have been recorded from a camera directly on the tricorder. Just a thought.
And that's a bad thing....?NERDS!