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The number isn't really the point, the whole concept is. Another 100 units from the first batch would have been delivered if this concept had never been conceived. If i had an order, by the time they announced that they would sell units for near instant delivery at a premium, i'd cancel. It's...

If that only was the whole truth... There have been no shortage of units to people willing to pay a premium price, as far as i know. And with supply being limited, there is no way those sales haven't made first batchers have to wait longer... B!

This should (as far as i can see) be something you talk to whoever sold it to you about. Should be a warranty fix, if there is something wrong with it. B!

Thats sort of a prerequisite, included in the first post of the thread. But even as a jailbroken Vita suits me better then the Panda, i still say it's comparing apples with carrots. Or tricycles. B!

I'm pretty far from an advocate of the Panda, but, don't you think your barking up the wrong tree here? The Panda isn't a gaming console with emulator features. It's a lightweight, ultra portable computer. I'd rather have a jailbroken Vita myself, and aint in line for a Panda, but still. Your...

They need to fix the "question" it wasn't available until 2010, and hence, released 2009 is a bit...misleading. B!

Not to sure about what the laptop is going to say about it, but tearing it open, the keyboard is connected through a similar cable to the one the Panda has for the screen. Unhook it, and screw the laptop back together, and the keyboard will be gone. It may very well end up not detecting your USB...

Well, email them, and work out the details on how to send it back. They'll look at it, and figure out if it's a warranty or not, and have you fixed back up with the least fuzz possible. Do get back here and let us know what happens in the end. B!

Grabbing a screwdriver and carefully tight it back up, haven't been a option i assume? B!

Aside from the fact that the hub has to be 2.0 capable, "any" should work. If you intend to run power hungry hardware on the thing you might want to pick one thats as a option, powered by an adapter in a wall outlet. I'm mainly thinking harddrives and alike, since they could drain the Panda in a...

Now i'm going to be a bit rude and offensive. But this is exactly what i said to start with. Coders aren't spending the time to do it the right way, and we end up with hackjobs that get the work done in a crude an inefficient way. As grateful as we might be that we get software that runs, it is...

I'm not really aware of any limiters that are in place. While a few things are still out of reach, none of these things have really been put in place to limit the device capabilities, the lack of ability is to be blamed on poor development tools. Mainly then, the SDK. But this was perhaps what...

Right now we are mainly looking at "best effort" ports. Not said as disrespect, but stating the obvious. Everyone has pulled arse, to get something out there, that will do the job, to please the crowd. As time goes they will go back and optimize code where needed. Somehow i don't think there...

They ordered and paid 2 years ago. The priorities of there life might have changed... B!

R. B. , most likely, RedBaron. I could put up a straight face and say he meant "Right B!" and it was support for my post, but honestly... No. B!

Where i come from... If you have to ask for it, you already know your not going to be considered for the job... B!

Not entirely sure what your trying to say here. At least with Maemo5 you got a full commercial dev team to spend a few months on the software, b4 handing it over to the enthusiasts, and letting them take care of keeping it up to date, and fresh. Not to disrespect anyone, or the work they put in...

I'm sorry, while i agree with you on a lot of your issues, i have to input a few words here. I actually wanted a N900, and never wanted a Panda. (Well, after the clamshell design was decided on, i never wanted one) Anyway, on with whats wrong with your statement. The N900 has a full OS. It might...

I don't understand why people keep saying "great, now put it in a pocket" all the time. I don't want to, i'm still gaming, go away. B!

Sadly, my opinion, is that it's broken, and as such anyone buying it would only get it for spare parts, or having the mouse buttons as spares already, and intend to fix it up. So in my world, you wouldn't get a whole lot. Around where i live you can get one for about $200, new, with Linux. You...