polycarbonate

The iphone is shipped in: > Many small Apple products come in polycarbonate + ABS/PC mix molded packaging.

Using stainless steel is risky due to manganese, which means they're either coated with polycarbonate meaning BPA, or PET.

The energy that went to cracking the polycarbonate shell is the energy that didn't reach your skull.

Maybe they should offer some different kind of collectible/gizmo that would be funnier than a boring layer of polycarbonate.

Make the best genuine Corinthian polycarbonate phone you know how without trying to make it look like something else.

Think of the polycarbonate case as Apple's attempt to make a product that's affordable as possible.

The only thing everyone agrees on is that polycarbonate has BPA (or an equally bad replacement).

They aren't pretty and clear like polycarbonate, but they are a whole lot less risky.

Prior to that date, the clear chamber and plunger were made of a very special high humidity and temperature resistant polycarbonate.

My bet would be that polycarbonate 3d printed parts [2] will be stronger that these pseudo carbon-fibre parts in most situations.

That being said, they are in a special Nylon enclosure with polycarbonate sides which provides an effective shield in the case of rupture.

I wasn't sure whether to be happy or worried when my 8 year old asked for Polycarbonate blast shields.

The invention of polycarbonate at GE in the '50's is interesting: "[Fox's] discovery, made within eight months of his joining GE, was a serendipitous byproduct of the wire enamel project.

Currently the only things differentiating between the stock Macbook and the 13" MBP is build quality (unibody polycarbonate vs unibody aluminum), Memory Cap (4gb max vs 8gb max), default HDD size (the MBP is actually smaller), and the Pro has Firewire and a SD slot.

Googled a couple "high dollar" copters most seemed to be in range of ~4kg range with large fixed carbon fiber blades as opposed to (in this particular case) a 3 pound object with collapsible polycarbonate blades.

Polycarbonate bottles were not in widespread consumer use back in 1970.

Polycarbonate does not contain phthalates but it does contain BPA.