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Arsenal-Best β Steampunk wrist computer data bank
Published: 2011-11-22 20:36:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 5502; Favourites: 108; Downloads: 47
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simply some brass, leather and plastic combined with a miniaturized print of "The New Age"s issue of December 4th 1899Related content
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I am very interested Β in how you made the keys. Do you have some more pictures of how you made it. Or could you give me details?
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Thank you for your interest.
Well, the keys are simply very fitting buttons I did find in a draper's shop.
As for pictures how I made it, though I don't have any of this specific wrist comp, you might want to check my Flickr stream, if you are interested in my other stuff as well. ThereΒ I do post WIP pics from time to time.
www.flickr.com/photos/arsenal_β¦
If you have further questions, just ask.
I'm always glad to help.
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I fancy the Steam-Power Glove.
It's so ill-behaved.
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I see.
Looks a bit like an old nintendo gamepad wrapped around the arm..
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That's pretty much what the Power Glove was, plus position sensors and two-state finger position sensors. It was one of the most useless NES peripherals. Only a couple of games were made to use it, and playing most games with it was awkward.
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Oh, it was a real gaming device?
Didn't knew that. That makes it somewhat cool again, thinking that Nintendo tried something like that already for the NES!
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Thank you very much.
Stay tuned for more. A fully functional wrist comp is currently in the works, although it may still take a couple of month to be finished.
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Thank you very much.
If you like this, keep a lookout for the upcoming fully functional 2.0 version.
(but it might need some patience as it will take still quite some time to be finished)
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