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Ignoring any performance issues, and jumping right to the important part. You could run a NES emulator in DOSbox. Or you could run a standalone NES emulator on the Panda. The later will use less power playing your game, and let you play longer without a recharge. Other then that, yes, most none...

I think i read somewhere that fiddling with the hardware doesn't automatically means you've voided your warranty. Mods to fit the second set of shoulderbuttons comes to mind. Of course, if you mod it, and BREAK IT while doing so, as in not treating it right (here darling, I'll get that soft...

You didn't negotiate to buy anything. You bought, and prepaid a item well knowing it was in development. The concept your presenting would only hold water if the developers up and left with your gold, and left you with nothing. Vaporware, twerp. And your definition of it is wrong to. "Vaporware...

Nothing. Nothing at all. There would simply be no ARM cpu in a Pandora 2. As i said b4, it's probably just hot air, Apple doesn't need to buy ARM to get the design under there own roof. B!

Not saying it's not going to happen, but it seams unlikely to me. Mainly due to the fact that Apple might want a small slice of the ARM product line, and have no interest in the rest. B!

Guess i should have painted it all in a nice shade of blue as well, just to make it stand out. ;- ) No worries tho, i know what you mean, the star is there, and you have NO idea what they intended to explain with it... Or better yet, you know exactly what they were going to explain, but have NO...

No he doesn't, your just being silly. Right God? *talks over his shoulder, to a small fat chump, with a massive white beard, holding up a sign "Don't open that box!"* No answer, see, i told you he doesn't hate the panda. And, no, that wasn't Santa. Santa is taller. B!

The fact that the software PS2 emulation on the PS3 didn't really work, and was creating a big hassle for Sony could have something to do with them dropping it. A lot of titles never worked properly. B!

Um... with the ongoing raging war I'm happy to chime in. Anyone who thinks the price of a unit isn't going to drop over time is either ignorant, or prone to wishful thinking. Yes, the second batch will be more expensive. Consecutive batches wont necessarily be. Especially if the £ keeps falling...

No. Buy a Nokia N900, and a blutooth joypad. B!

Citynets around here in sweden, were subject to major flaws in design, and were hooked up using 1gbit optic fiber. This proved to be a major flaw simply since when the nets were built they were already old, and outdated. Most the fiber is still usable, it's just a matter of sticking a faster...

ED did, if the translation was right, hint at a possible future release of the hardware design bits. Of course, this will most likely only be a list of what you need in the hardware category, and a schematic showing how its wired. You'll have to make your own motherboard design. Connectors...

The N900 uses a combined Bluetooth & FM reciver chip.(BCM2048) The FM transmitter (SI4713) is not a part of the bluetooth device. B!

Um... I might not have read this right, but he is asking about 3 "different" games... one of which i know you got a Linux native executable for. It still wont work on the Panda, of course, but saying it's impossible due to it being windows games, is simply wrong. It's impossible since it's x86...

Amazing. Thank you for the translation. B!

Fishbong. Great work. Just thought i should re-encourage, so there it is ;- ) B!

Good God. This will end the world. You better come join the dark side and use IE for the clip, so you get subs, and the total collapse of the world is temporarily put on hold... B!

EvilDragon is a lier, or the translation is messed up. He early in this new part said that open source forums are more friendly then others. Com on. This forum, more friendly then others? Noobs get there head bitten of weekly. Hey. Big thanks for the effort of translating the third part. Now...

B4 you promise to give away your 386, make sure you got yourself a usb -> com port device that is supported... And test it out. It would suck to have to go to the museum and use the 386... B!

Not sure, off course, but all major distros should have all power saving features enabled now days. So either the Linux OS is ineffective, and requires more CPU time to run, or something is wrong with your statement. Since Linux always have been claimed to have a smaller footprint the Microsoft...