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bbrv
PostPosted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:52 pm 
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The new TO3 units are finally in and we can start approving proposed Efika MX Projects in earnest. All approved Projects will also receive new TO3 boards.

PLEASE update your Project Blogs!

Thanks.

R&B :)

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noah.yan
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 22, 2010 10:23 am 
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great news.

If the power of my memory is still on, that my approved projects will be given a MX several times. Hope this time, it becomes reality.

Btw, nothing to complaint for this generous support. Thanks and hope we both succeed.

YH
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 12:03 pm 
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OK. TO3 shipments start tomorrow.

IF NEEDED, PLEASE UPDATE YOUR SHIPPING ADDRESSES!

Thanks.

R&B :)

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I am about to go through and approve new projects and run through the ones which we did not ship in the first batch.

Please can ALL developers make sure their addresses are correct. You can edit it from the Profile link on the front page (under your login) or at the top of the forums pages.

If you have a project which you can no longer achieve or wish to change your project, please inform us. You may add new projects at this time but if you have an older one please tell us which one you are going to do if it is not "all of the above".

Just to repeat: project approvals today. As many systems as we can box and ship will go out before the end of business.

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noah.yan
 Post subject: the HDMI cable
PostPosted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 9:28 am 
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Great thanks that the shipment arrived.

I need a HDMI calbe and HDMI-DVI/VGA converter, what is the connector and cable specific for the HDMI interface? I didnot find these information from the pdf manual.

Thanks!
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blu
 Post subject: Re: the HDMI cable
PostPosted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 9:57 am 
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I need a HDMI calbe and HDMI-DVI/VGA converter, what is the connector and cable specific for the HDMI interface? I didnot find these information from the pdf manual.
It's a standard type-A HDMI connector. Getting DVI-D out of that is trivial, VGA - not so much.
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noah.yan
 Post subject: Re: the HDMI cable
PostPosted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 9:59 am 
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I need a HDMI calbe and HDMI-DVI/VGA converter, what is the connector and cable specific for the HDMI interface? I didnot find these information from the pdf manual.
It's a standard type-A HDMI connector. Getting DVI-D out of that is trivial, VGA - not so much.
Thanks very much!
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zumbi
PostPosted: Fri Jul 09, 2010 3:23 am 
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The new TO3 units are finally in and we can start approving proposed Efika MX Projects in earnest. All approved Projects will also receive new TO3 boards.
Great to hear it! Thanks!

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Neko
 Post subject: Re: the HDMI cable
PostPosted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 5:42 am 
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I need a HDMI calbe and HDMI-DVI/VGA converter, what is the connector and cable specific for the HDMI interface? I didnot find these information from the pdf manual.
It's a standard type-A HDMI connector. Getting DVI-D out of that is trivial, VGA - not so much.
We much prefer real cables here. Those dongles at the Efika side can stress the port (and are kind of flimsy as HDMI has no screws) and at the monitor side sometimes don't fit properly and/or are a complete nightmare to remove.

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Also real cables are a lot cheaper than even a converter in my experience :-)

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