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Quite silly... but news are news, right?
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Limited Edition. Only available in Korea.

The big Enter key killed if for me.

While I was wondering through some bike shops in Japan I saw some of these (not my pics):

Are the handles made by Aaron Ros by any chance?

haha! Look at the del key. Thats actually a really good layout!

HaaTa wrote:While I was wondering through some bike shops in Japan I saw some of these (not my pics):

Aren't you the crazy μTron guy?

One of you crazy uTron guys should actually try to use it for an extended period of time and then write a review on it. I am actually curious.

sixty wrote:One of you crazy uTron guys should actually try to use it for an extended period of time and then write a review on it. I am actually curious.

Sure, once I grab some free time. I don't currently have the μTron with me (didn't want to risk it flying around the US), but I have used it for extended periods.

I'm curious how you pronounce μ-products; in Greek, μ is pronounced like m, but is called mi (μι). Mitron? Mtron? M'tron? G'Kar lol

Well I usually refer to it as myu-tron, though μ usually stands for "Micro" in engineering. So "Micro-Tron" would probably be a sort of full name.

But I'd have to scour their website to really be sure (It's often referred to as MTron though).

i always pronounce everything with a μ as "u" (you). I'm an ignorant white bastard like that.

YouTorrent, YouTon.

I pronounce it mü.

It's pronounced mi-tron or micro-tron (full) I think.
Here are some random users.
Written, I've seen the Japanese either label it μTRON or MTRON or MicroTRON but never uTRON.

webwit wrote:It's pronounced mi-tron or micro-tron (full) I think.
Here are some random users.
Written, I've seen the Japanese either label it μTRON or MTRON or MicroTRON but never uTRON.

That looks correct, yes. Wikipedia [Μμ Mu] is wrong, Japan correct.

Actually I got that from wikipedia.
The pronunciation is within square brackets: [mi], and the i is pronounced as in seems.

webwit wrote: Here are some random users.

One woman. And even she looks like a dude. This board is a true lady killer.

Those handle bar grips would be awesome on my BMX.

webwit wrote:Actually I got that from wikipedia.
The pronunciation is within square brackets: [mi], and the i is pronounced as in seems.

Yep, but the name of the article is wrong

Oh my...I didn't get the point of the post until I saw the 3rd picture of the sneakers...(hehe I didn't really read the forum titles...) But damn those are some custom kicks...

However, if I'd put that on a pedestal all the guys will ask if it's Jordans and I'd reply...no...it's keyboard sneakers...

We all know where that's going...haha

HaaTa wrote:While I was wondering through some bike shops in Japan I saw some of these (not my pics):

It took me some time to figure out what those actually were...

daedalus wrote: It took me some time to figure out what those actually were...

Disappointed? After all still no easy way to please girls with keyboards

I heard that felines like to lay on buckling springs haha

Minskleip wrote:I heard that felines like to lay on buckling springs haha

Webwit's cat is compatible with most common keystems, would have to ask him.

ah man.. can I borrow your cat!

I used to bike and almost got those grips. But I heard they were too soft and people ran holes through them easily.
However, Aaron Ross is a great rider, he always has bright colored bikes.