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I find the same, healthy overtaking squirt through fifth and sixth, whoops, three figures. Both effortless and adequate.

I think they look great, would imagine they're a right laugh to throw down a country road.

If anything, with this design, the lens is less likely to get scratched when it's laying on its back :S

Genuine question; does it lying absolutely flat on a table matter? At all?

Really rubbish? I rated them when I ran my 172 cup. You have to accept there's a fair bit of movement from the sidewalls, but given that, they hang on really well and don't tear themselves apart no matter how much you abuse them or how hot you get them. Another plus is that when they let go...

Nope. 125 for me (on track at Goodwood I might add!).

Zoom H1 with full accessory pack is now en route :approve: A new era of arsing about with cars and camcorders dawns...

That's the trouble with Lord March's events...far too much to be able to do it all properly in just the one day. Living nearby is a luxury!

I get that totally, that's why I rolled naked with my first Nexus 5. Until I dropped it. £280 (less XS) later and the new one's been in its case ever since.

LOL at that torque curve. 250 lbsft for 90% of the usable rev range. Epic.

...then there's also this one, the Tascam DR-05. This one does seem to be the better performer, it's only a few pounds more compared to the Zoom H1, and the Tascam does have a lot more settings you can play with. Having said that, this guy and a few others I've seen all seem to favour/use...

The two Lancaster bombers was a nice thing to see. Never again now though.

I had mine freeze for the first time today. It powered up when I started the engine but just sat with the startup image and red LED illuminated. I disconnected the power lead but it stayed in the same state until the battery completely died. i just reconnected and tried it again and...

I've had the live youtube feed on pretty much all day, fantastic racing, such a unique special event.

I think it would benefit from a little less restriction on 1 and 2 too, it would certainly feel it bit more lively...and I'm happy using my right foot to control the urge. Maybe once I'm out of warranty in another 75k miles I'll explore that further LOL

Well, if anyone's interested, this is the one I think I'll be going for...from what I can tell using the second line in gives you two separate audio tracks so I can capture in-car and under bonnet/exhaust and mix them :approve:

Anyone?

Do you really have to re-buy apps when you change handset? I've had three Android phones and my original purchased apps are still there, automatically downloaded and setup every time I change device. This doesn't happen with Apple? I'm amazed if that's the case.

Generally, no, I keep them and extract maximum value out of them...I had 125k out of my Cup over 8 years. He he he, glad it's entertaining David, watching the frenzy of hype in here...over something that really should be so insignificant to everyone. I love what Apple have achieved and laugh at...

You don't get it. It's not just a phone, it's a lifestyle statement, it says to everyone that you rock/win at everything. You can hold your head up high when you walk down the street with an iPhone in your pocket and be the envy of all your friends/non-iPhone owning losers. That and the fact...

So your point about the 'small' text on the watch is moot; it's no different to what people have to cope with already?

Does anyone have any experience with these? I'm looking for something to capture a good quality two-channel audio input, captured from in-built mics or a separate mic/line-in. I'm thinking the standard dictaphone/voice recorder isn't ideal as they're geared specifically for voice only whereas...

How do people cope with normal watches or print? Or their current phones (without looking a complete d**k with texts showing in 72pt)?

Microscopic? Looks perfectly readable to me...

Not at all! For the record I'm very pro-Apple myself, I like their products, I like their build quality, I like their UI. But I can see beyond that and see that there are real alternatives out there, genuine alternatives that from a UI perspective have caught up and surpassed what Apple have to...

One would hope so. After all, they have had two extra years to work on how the outer case for its 2012 technology looks.

Fascinating!

All valid points, I'm not saying they're perfect, but I can genuinely see them as being part of the mainstream future and hardware improvements will address a lot of the issues you've highlighted. Will be interesting to look back into this thread in 5 years time. I have my humble pie ready...

You don't have to do that to make it work. I just enjoy doing it as do many others.

How is this any different to the comparison of spending £300 on an iPad which does exactly (less actually) what your laptop does so well? Why would you buy one? All it gives you is convenience and speed in a slightly watered down version of what you already have...the same as these 'watches' do...