Some high-res photos of G1

**Doooshty** · 12-06-2008, 04:02 PM

I purchased a white and bronze as christmas gifts for my sister and her husband, so I thought I would take some quick photos while they were out. I took them rather quickly and the white balance is off in some, but I will correct it when I have more time later. You can see the whole lot at http://www.flickr.com/photos/dooosht...7610820684908/ There are a lot of duplicate shots right now because I just did a batch upload to Flickr, but enjoy.

**agentaaron** · 12-06-2008, 04:14 PM

nice work...im kinda wishing that I waited for the white

**Toby4059** · 12-06-2008, 04:39 PM

Can you post a picture of the Bronze G1's keyboard being hard to see?

**HTC-G1** · 12-06-2008, 05:53 PM

dude u got some stubby fingers lol
the width of the g1 looks longer than your pinky

**Doooshty** · 12-06-2008, 07:22 PM

Originally Posted by HTC-G1

dude u got some stubby fingers lol
the width of the g1 looks longer than your pinky

I have a medical condition known as "sausage fingers"...there was an interesting case study in the New England Journal of Medicine...you should check it out.

In fact that's the whole reason I purchased the G1. Paraplegics have wheelchairs, blind people have canes and seeing eye dogs...and people with the condition known as Sausage Fingeritis, well we have G1s. The well spaced out keys are specifically designed to work with our "stubby" fingers as you put it.

Please don't look at me differently from now on...people with sausage fingers are still just people after all. Who knows your mother, your father...maybe even your brother, may have sausage fingers. Many people are stricken with this disorder and are afraid to come out of what's becoming known as "the sausage closet" because of fear of public ridicule. Choosing instead to get dangerous finger lengthening surgeries or constantly worrying about hiding their prosthetic fingertip enhancers...

I hope this has opened up some of your eyes and hearts...thank you.

~doooshty

**AlfSimen** · 12-06-2008, 07:38 PM

Originally Posted by Doooshty

I have a medical condition known as "sausage fingers"...there was an interesting case study in the New England Journal of Medicine...you should check it out.

In fact that's the whole reason I purchased the G1. Paraplegics have wheelchairs, blind people have canes and seeing eye dogs...and people with the condition known as Sausage Fingeritis, well we have G1s. The well spaced out keys are specifically designed to work with our "stubby" fingers as you put it.

Please don't look at me differently from now on...people with sausage fingers are still just people after all. Who knows your mother, your father...maybe even your brother, may have sausage fingers. Many people are stricken with this disorder and are afraid to come out of what's becoming known as "the sausage closet" because of fear of public ridicule. Choosing instead to get dangerous finger lengthening surgeries or constantly worrying about hiding their prosthetic fingertip enhancers...

I hope this has opened up some of your eyes and hearts...thank you.

~doooshty

Instant win

Nice to see some nice big photos of the device BTW.

**Doooshty** · 12-06-2008, 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by AlfSimen

Instant win

Nice to see some nice big photos of the device BTW.

TY...I remember trying to find some large hi-res photos before I got mine and had a difficult time. Thought someone out there might enjoy them.

**nyijedi** · 12-06-2008, 08:00 PM

Originally Posted by Doooshty

I have a medical condition known as "sausage fingers"...there was an interesting case study in the New England Journal of Medicine...you should check it out.

In fact that's the whole reason I purchased the G1. Paraplegics have wheelchairs, blind people have canes and seeing eye dogs...and people with the condition known as Sausage Fingeritis, well we have G1s. The well spaced out keys are specifically designed to work with our "stubby" fingers as you put it.

Please don't look at me differently from now on...people with sausage fingers are still just people after all. Who knows your mother, your father...maybe even your brother, may have sausage fingers. Many people are stricken with this disorder and are afraid to come out of what's becoming known as "the sausage closet" because of fear of public ridicule. Choosing instead to get dangerous finger lengthening surgeries or constantly worrying about hiding their prosthetic fingertip enhancers...

I hope this has opened up some of your eyes and hearts...thank you.

~doooshty

You....friggin'....RULE. WHAT AN AWESOME POST. I BOW TO YOU

Great pictures, btw.