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Harmon Kardon add 5 degrees to a full circle!!!
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Science breakthrough!
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.....so thats pye out of the window!!!!
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Pi is really 3.15, pass it on.
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WOW, just WOW.
But: the product itself looks nice.
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But it's 5 more degrees than the competition!!!!
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But it's those smooth detents that really do it for me.
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Hmmmmm...I wonder if this thing will rotate fully in a leap year?
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i got it... from lock to lock it does 365 degrees like a steering wheel.
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Originally Posted by richwig83 
It's a new German breakthrough! That is hilarious, I'll agree. I would expect better from Harmon Kardon.
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
It's a new German breakthrough!
Why German ?
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Originally Posted by turtle777
Why German ?
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Well duh, the USA based company supplies audio equipment for BMW and Mercedes, so it is the Germans fault. Silly turtle. 
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Originally Posted by Railroader
Well duh, the USA based company supplies audio equipment for BMW and Mercedes, so it is the Germans fault. Silly turtle.
Naturally..
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Originally Posted by voodoo
Naturally..
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Originally Posted by turtle777
Why German ?
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Good question! I have absolutely no clue why I said that, especially since my uncle used to work for them 
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Originally Posted by sek929
Pi is really 3.15, pass it on.
It's a heck of a lot easier to remember.
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Originally Posted by scaught
It's a heck of a lot easier to remember.
I remember it because on March 14th, my school has Pi day and we all sit around and eat pi. Er, pie.
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Originally Posted by imitchellg5
I remember it because on March 14th, my school has Pi day and we all sit around and eat pi. Er, pie.
the uni i work for does that too; but since that date usually falls during finals...the do it earlier.
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I e-mailed HK, asking if their engineers and scientists had found another 5 degrees in a circle. They replied that it was a typo and they're fixing it. 
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Originally Posted by OldManMac
I e-mailed HK, asking if their engineers and scientists had found another 5 degrees in a circle. They replied that it was a typo and they're fixing it.
hahahah
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I just figured it rotated 365° from lock to lock (imagine a steering wheel), not rotated continuously.
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Originally Posted by OldManMac
I e-mailed HK, asking if their engineers and scientists had found another 5 degrees in a circle. They replied that it was a typo and they're fixing it.
Always use radians, that's what I always do. Prevents a lot of confusion (except to people who don't know what the **** a radian is)
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2π radians = 365degrees 
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Originally Posted by richwig83
2π radians = 365degrees
Goddammit!
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Originally Posted by cybergoober
I just figured it rotated 365° from lock to lock (imagine a steering wheel), not rotated continuously.
Exactly. The advert is perfectly correct and everyone's hilarity is somewhat unfounded.
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Originally Posted by cybergoober
I just figured it rotated 365° from lock to lock (imagine a steering wheel), not rotated continuously.
Originally Posted by philm
Exactly. The advert is perfectly correct and everyone's hilarity is somewhat unfounded.
Yeah, but that's NOT what they meant.
Minor detail.
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And you can use it all 360 days of the year!
Wait... what?
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Originally Posted by philm
Exactly. The advert is perfectly correct and everyone's hilarity is somewhat unfounded.
There's no "lock", it's another implementation of the iPod touch-wheel apparently (which really gives it ∞° rotation).
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you know, it helps if you have one of these.
I have the prior version, with the wired controller, not the wireless pictured in the link.
There is no infinity spinning as --erik-- suggests. It has locks at the outer ranges of motion, and works similarly to the jog wheel of a jog/shuttle control.
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Well, thanks for clearing that up. The website wasn't very helpful:
Wireless 2.4GHz controller
Operates similarly to the iPod® control wheel
So not at all similar then?
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Well, it does operate similarly - it's not a full scroll, but it does scroll the lists.
Left is the same as counterclockwise on the click wheel, right is the same as clockwise on the click wheel.
I'll get ahold of this wireless version and report back whether it's exactly the same or not.
As it is, it works really nicely. Hold it at lock in one direction and it jumps pages down, similar to the effect of scrolling rapidly on the iPod which then jumps by alphabet letter.
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I say it looks like an ugly version of the Griffin Powermate.
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Originally Posted by richwig83
2π radians = 365degrees
That's OK. According to the local news station, they worked 24/7 all weekend on a new story. 
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It took them that long to read the AP newswire?
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