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  Bam

  12 years ago

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  No, it's not the same. Anodizing uses much lower voltage and is also much less durable than micro arc oxidation. Anodizing also does not produce crystalline ceramic-like layers like this method. It's pretty cool!

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  Devin

  12 years ago

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  Errm. I love the video, but isn't this just called anodizing?

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  Brody

  12 years ago

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  This is a little off-topic, but I was pleasantly surprised that they didn't use subtitles when the dudes with accents came on screen. I think others might have done that, and I would have felt insulted.

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  Cesar

  12 years ago

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  Good to finally see process photos

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  Moe

  12 years ago

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  Well wheat.. if you knew the most important aspect of how electricity works you wouldn't be so concerned.. Volts are not what should concern you it's the amperage...
  Also you should be praising a company that is designing a cell phone that can handle normal abuse unlike Apple which has a fragile piece of glass that needs to be coddled. That opens up an entire new industry of garbage cases....
  I want you to imagine how many cases are currently on store shelves.. in 3 years and every piece sold thereafter will be in a dump and will never degrade..

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  Wheat

  12 years ago

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  10,000 volts sounds like a lot of power consumed to finish a piece of metal

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