top hack, one touch (like windows)

[CJ_Boxster]

ok heres how you do it. just type http://learic.com/boxster/ into your internet explorer address bar. when the file list appears, click on "onetouch.zip" its a 40+meg file.

If you dont mind, please send your first born to beacon st sp ca.

[CJ_Boxster]

It looks like a video, but i dont have sound to hear whats going on. Can anyone tell me if this person in the video is giving part numbers so i can go get this onetouch hack done?

[Darkhamr]

Originally Posted by CJ_Boxster

It looks like a video, but i dont have sound to hear whats going on. Can anyone tell me if this person in the video is giving part numbers so i can go get this onetouch hack done?

They are showing the proto-type for their upcoming plug and play harness. Very cool though.

[pecivil]

this has been on the rennlist for awhile. many are waiting for them to get it done to buy.

[CJ_Boxster]

Aw that sucks, i thought someone came up with a handy DIY for the one touch, Maybe someone who buys it will be so kind to open theres up and tell us what is inside.

[John V]

Originally Posted by CJ_Boxster

Aw that sucks, i thought someone came up with a handy DIY for the one touch, Maybe someone who buys it will be so kind to open theres up and tell us what is inside.

Carlos, due to the way the way the device is constructed any kind of attempt at disassembly would destroy the circuitry. The device is fully encapsulated for reliability and so it is insulated.

We have a running list of people who are interested and are currently assembling and testing our initial batch of modules. Anyone interested in getting on the list (we are not taking money until we are ready to ship the devices out) can e-mail us at onetouchtop (at) hotmail (dot) com

The price, including shipping, will be $99.00.

[xclusivecar]

Originally Posted by John V

Carlos, due to the way the way the device is constructed any kind of attempt at disassembly would destroy the circuitry. The device is fully encapsulated for reliability and so it is insulated.

We have a running list of people who are interested and are currently assembling and testing our initial batch of modules. Anyone interested in getting on the list (we are not taking money until we are ready to ship the devices out) can e-mail us at ontouchtop (at) hotmail (dot) com

The price, including shipping, will be $99.00.

Questions---

1) Are you an actual company? Based on your email address you are not. BTW--I am assuming you mispelled your e-mail address above
2) Do you have insurance in case something goes wrong in somebodys car or will you just disappear? Warranties???

Not trying to cause trouble...just that people need to realize why inexpensive isn't always good. The purchasers of your product will obviously have no recourse if something happens...or will they...do you have liability insurance? If something happens I would hate to see you personally liable. Food for thought...