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Peca can only make a few a week, OPT needs to make thousands.

Just got an Arduino and am starting to learn coding on it soon. Any chance you could help with the Pandora side of this project?

How much trouble would it be for you to make a program for the Pandora and a thing (what's the word, library, script, program?) for the arduino with the bluetooth adapter? Features I would like are: Send nub values, buttons, command codes (say one byte values) (based on either on screen...

I know that there are many who want video input on the Pandora I hope it happens someday soon.

This post provoked a dream where I found an OQO on ebay for 100 dollars which I turned down because my Pandora was good enough.

What are you talking about?

When the Pandora is again available for ordering you will (probably) either pay right away and have it shipped inside of 7 days, or you will not pay until it ships. This will be clarified at the time you order.

So THATS why they are called video games!

I would recommend finding a webcam from a laptop, many of them are USB. You can get one from either a laptop or ordering the part individually.

You should try both pal and ntsc on any tv. You might be surprised as some tvs support both.

I nominate FN+Pandora for the user button!

The official cable will probably not be superior in any way.

So, is there anyone willing to do this for me and the community?

AAUI this is for emulation, not porting.

The visualization should be sufficient, glad to know you're already looking into it. I ask for the reset because I know many people have problems with the nubs that are often fixed by a reset and a reset does no damage. Perhaps the automatic reset should be something implemented in the OS...

I would like it if I could press a button in the Nub Configurator to launch the Pandora Input Tester (and set the nubs to joystick mode until the input tester is closed). Also, I would like it if the nubs were reset whenever the app is launched or perhaps whenever nub settings are written.

Upon consideration it shouldn't be super hard to make a tablet style device that could serve as a "Pandora Light" Why not just put a touch screen on top of a beagle board in a case, do some coding to make an app that will simulate nubs and buttons and keyboard with the touch screen and call it...

There is impressive and then there is that. How are they doing that the video explains nothing. I would do it by using suspend or cybernate functions. [Edit]: I would LOVE a Pandora with a cybernate function!

I was just playing Descent when I wondered: Is it possible to have surround sound on the Pandora. The Pandora has two speakers, a headphone out and an audio out on the ext port. Can these three things have different audio going to them?

I remember when the macbook air came out there were problems with it. But I doubt there would be problems with a pandora.