wow - looks high end, a little pricey maybe. Anyway, very well explained! diplomod

To keep things watertight, the touch surface will have to be capacitive. There are various capacitive touch sensors out there, from companies like Omron and Cypress Semiconductor and Touchsensor Technologies. However, early versions of this technology suffered from \"false triggering\" because of water droplets causing a great enough capacitive shift and the touch buttons thought a human finger had pressed them however, it was just water. LED Head

Also, to keep costs down, are we going to go for capacitive touch buttons instead of a full blown touch screen (more market penetration if we keep the costs down). LED Head

this looks sooo cool. the touch surface is concerning especially in cost wise. i really like the fact that the battery pack is similiar in shape to the rest of the design. Aslam Mahomed