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notrock 06-07-2009 12:23 PM

Re: digital scale? a dream or reality...
 
How many threads do we need on this freaking topic. Buy a digital and move along. I own several.... Sorry to be harsh but its a bit lame IMO. Besides who wants their product to stick to the greasy finger print residues...

megagprime 06-08-2009 09:39 AM

Re: digital scale? a dream or reality...
 
true, ... i was just dreaming :(

lawmangrant 06-08-2009 10:01 AM

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yea, but honestly...you know we have to press with some force on our phones to get a SIP input...

I doubt this things could measure accurately measure 10 grams..... (or 5 for that matter).

mstevens 06-08-2009 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by megagprime (Post 959970)
my friend tried telling me about the iphone scale but i showed her that its not pressure sensitive its gyro-based (from what i think)

I'd love an explanation of how a "gyro" could measure weight.

shaggylive 06-08-2009 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by mstevens (Post 961756)
I'd love an explanation of how a "gyro" could measure weight.

the same way we did it before digital scales. basically it becomes a balance scale.

mstevens 06-08-2009 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by shaggylive (Post 961771)
the same way we did it before digital scales. basically it becomes a balance scale.

I still don't see it. Placing anything on the phone won't allow the "gyro" to sense any change as far as I can tell. This would only work if you actually used the phone as a real balance scale, which would necessitate fairly precise placement of a pencil or something underneath as a fulcrum, right? It might also require accurate reference weights. Under this theory, my pager can also be used as a balance scale.

Besides, the Touch Pro doesn't contain any actual gyros, does it? Aren't the position sensors accelerometers?

shaggylive 06-08-2009 11:06 PM

Re: digital scale? a dream or reality...
 
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Originally Posted by mstevens (Post 963118)
I still don't see it. Placing anything on the phone won't allow the "gyro" to sense any change as far as I can tell. This would only work if you actually used the phone as a real balance scale, which would necessitate fairly precise placement of a pencil or something underneath as a fulcrum, right? It might also require accurate reference weights. Under this theory, my pager can also be used as a balance scale.

Exactly (although i gotta admit this would be an easier task on the i, better balanced )
Quote:

Originally Posted by mstevens (Post 963118)
Besides, the Touch Pro doesn't contain any actual gyros, does it? Aren't the position sensors accelerometers?

have you looked at the calibrator or simple level tool? something to do with magnetic fields, something, something gravity.
a gyro require constant spinning and a good rpm to density ratio.

Kessler 06-09-2009 12:52 AM

Re: digital scale? a dream or reality...
 
This app is currently in development. Also coming soon is an app to turn your winmo device into a 50,000 volt tazer and a stapler.

DavidinCT 06-09-2009 04:24 AM

Re: digital scale? a dream or reality...
 
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Originally Posted by Kessler (Post 963714)
This app is currently in development. Also coming soon is an app to turn your winmo device into a 50,000 volt tazer and a stapler.

WOW, Just what I need on the road, not to have to carry a stapler :headbang:

inertone 06-09-2009 05:44 AM

Re: digital scale? a dream or reality...
 
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Originally Posted by Kessler (Post 963714)
This app is currently in development. Also coming soon is an app to turn your winmo device into a 50,000 volt tazer and a stapler.

lmfao!! crackked me up sick status! i can not wait.... -_- lol


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