There's a difference between encouraging innovation and asking someone to vandalise their monitor.
Hey, we've just invented the airplane.
Great, let me take that to pieces for you.
But what about our 3 year warranty?
Don't worry about it. You'll never need it.
One man's vandalism is another man's art.
The warranty issue is no different to anyone who has ever put an engine chip, exhaust or set of alloys on their car and not informed their insurance company. Millions of cars are being driven around by owners only too aware that their insurance company might not actually pay out, should they be unfortunate enough to be involved in an accident, but it is a gamble they are willing to take so they can have a better looking car. Basically the decision is going to be:
1. Wait for Hazro to do nothing.
2. Wait for Hazro to do something.
3. Take a chance, take great care and remove that screen for oneself, ensuring that that glorious screen remains undamaged.
People take monitor trim off all the time and appreciate that the benefits (minimal bezel thickness and sheer fun just doing it) outweigh the risks. Most will understandably choose to play it safe, but I find it surprising someone hasn't had a go yet. But I look forward to seeing the pictures and reading the write-up when they do.
ps the aviation industry QA wouldn't allow this dust issue to happen, but then again you would be looking at 4k plus so things have to be kept in perspective.
