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Yay! But OH NOES!!! There's sand in that pandora!!

I figure the motivations for encryption on Pandora would be the same as on a Laptop or any other mobile device. I'm curious if Truecrypt is available, and even if it is, would performance be any good?

I guess this is probably a dumb question, but PowerVR SGX supports OpenGL 4.1 then right? Does this mean that current games and apps that uses OpenGL will be ported easier? Or only stuff that uses OpenGL 4.1?

I used to get PopSci, but I think Wired would be more receptive to this kind of thing.

I've done that before...not sure I can say I'd be willing to get a one-nubber and give that a shot again. I'm glad the company is now retesting nubs and such. Hopefully these issues will disappear, and no one will join the one/no nub club again.

I think there used to be some pandora production website with some graphics about how long it would take for batch 1 to finish. Anybody remember what the URL was?

I thought you were a first batcher? Getting another one?

Oh boy, that looks pretty slick...

I don't think anybody has tried porting cube or sauerbraten yet.

When I saw this title, I was expecting this to be a open-shut closed source case... A Pandora release would certainly spur some interest!

Well, we assume there will be homebrew, but no guarantees until the protection scheme is bypassed. I feel like the golden age of homebrew on the DS was when everyone still had to use PassMe and FlashMe. After the R4 showed up, all anyone cared about anymore was playing DS roms. The GBAMPV2 did...

More difficult...and the Dreamcast and PSP have very, very different hardware... I feel like there should be a rule against asking if X system can be emulated. There is a sticky, but I'm not sure when it was last updated.

The 3DS is probably far more powerful than the Pandora...I don't think we know what the CPU specs are, but if you look at the videos of games on the 3DS, or tech demos of what the 3DS's GFX chipset is capable of, it stands to reason that the 3DS has a lot more power. However, the Pandora...

lol, I think Texas Instruments has more important/lucrative things to do. Assembling boards for a small-time handheld?...just saying

Chicago, of course!

So much effort for so little gain...

Great pics, when I saw it first I was like "Woah, where'd the gold case come from?"

The new VLC player includes hardware acceleration for ARM NEON, so I suppose as long as NEON is currently supported on Pandora, then it should work.

Would it really need much of a port? Wouldn't it just have to be compiled? I would think it would be in the Angstrom repos by now...

The photos Nintendo and Sony put out are renders? I thought they were just really good photographs.