Lapboards safe and sound, shipping regularly so far. Will put out a PR shortly and continue to market and sell, sell…SELL! Just got back from Washington DC and had a meeting with a Defence Contractor who loved the Phantom Lapboard. With the military moving towards more UAVs and personnel in the field controlling them, the Phantom Lapboard can make an impact on their ability to use electronics in an unconventional enviroment and positions.
Archive for July, 2010
Phantom Lapboard review to be published in October issue of Maximum PC!
Posted in John Landino, Message from the CEO, Phantom Lapboard with tags alex castle, gordon ung, maximum pc, Phantom Lapboard Reviews on July 24, 2010 by jlandino
Maximum PC: Lapboard Review
Maximum PC just finished a review of the new Phantom Lapboard which will be published in thier October magazine. Big thanks to Alex Castle & Gordon Ung from Maximum PC for thier efforts to give the Phantom Lapboard some daylight. The magazine should hit the stands in early September!
Missing Remote: Phantom Lapboard Review
Posted in John Landino, Message from the CEO, Phantom Lapboard with tags Michael Welter, missing remote, Phantom Lapboard Reviews on July 19, 2010 by jlandino
http://www.missingremote.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5040&Itemid=1
“I can positively say that in the case of the Phantom Lapboard, form follows function. They sought to create a keyboard and mouse that could be used for gaming or multimedia usage from the couch and came up with an unique designed that allowed you do to just that.”
– Michael Welter, Missing Remote
BUT truth be told…Mrs. Welter has stolen the show with her own report in the review:
“I love how easy it is to use. The full size and large mousing area is a plus. The mouse is so easy to maneuver and it contours perfectly to your hand, it is perfect for little hands as well. The kids find this keyboard much more useful than the previous models and this is one keyboard I can say does not make me want to slam it against the coffee table a few times when it is being uncooperative.”
– Mrs. Welter
