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If you're expecting this to fit inside the Pandora case, you're out of luck. There's very little (no) spare room. If you plan on taking the thing apart and discarding the case, might as well just order a beagleboard.

Just gave it a try, works wonderfully in wine on Linux. First, should bullets really be following the landscape? Well, I guess they kind of have to due to the game having 2d controls but 3d based... hmm... just seems weird, might just be the current graphics however. Second, the camera doesn't...

That's theoretical best. As in unshielded antenna on both products, 2 inches away from each other. Even just having the device in your pocket cuts maximum bandwidth down like 30%. And if you aren't using A2DP, a large portion of the bandwidth is cut down even more for microphone (which is never...

A2DP sounds great, if your bluetooth device does not support A2DP, however, you will want to kill yourself. Mind linking what device you used to listen, and were you sure it was in A2DP mode? Because the difference between them is amazing, A2DP is quite listenable.

We don't need 3 posts in a single thread contributing nothing but whining because he's a paranoid baby. Actually, you know what, I'm done with these forums. This place just gets worse and worse daily.

WE GET IT. YOU DON'T LIKE GOOGLE. Can you please shut the fuck up and go sit in the corner with your tinfoil had and leave the rest of us alone? Thanks.

I'd expect (hope) the analog nubs are a much softer plastic than the cheap plastic used for the volume wheel.

The Instant On feature dates way way back, most of the classic computers were considered instant on (C64 is). Chances are the one that's installed in your BIOS is Splashtop. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splashtop HyperSpace (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperSpace_%28software%29 ) is basically...

Yeah, I need to apologize for my actions earlier today. I've been sick all day (symptoms of strep so far) and as such haven't been able to smoke/take caffeine. I get very edge. I'm sorry, Drone. Agree to disagree?

Long and good post, but got a few clarifications. Technically, the OS itself is stored on the device. The OS consist of a basic Linux kernel, and Chrome (the web browser). Next, why would the notebook have both an x86 AND ARM CPU. This is just a waste of money, and I can't see anyone actually...

All very good points Exophase, and I know we're not going to agree on them exactly. But I do see where you're coming from.

I was actually estimating, I have no idea how much memory the SNES had. And you're right about the power profile, but I'm not so sure the cost (but then again, no one really knows what Nintendo pays for its parts). 20c was an exaggeration, but I doubt it would cost more than $5 per unit to...

I would absolutely love to see Google do that. I believe they are referring to only selling the OS to run on hardware with SSDs. You have to remember, Google will likely sell the OS to vendors who include it with their hardware. Just like Android. Anyone can grab Android and install it on...

I'm sorry, but your arguments are fucking stupid. You're comparing the Pandora's silkscreening to weight conversions. You are making no sense at all, and to be blatant, are starting to look quite.. idiotic... As such, I'm done.

This makes no sense at all... I *very* highly doubt this is the case. SSDs are overpriced, and still very small portion of the PC/notebook market. Considering the OS is meant to be small/fast, and literally nothing but a web browser, it more than likely just sits in RAM 99% of the time. There's...

Chromium OS has been out for a while, kinda. They left a debian installer up on one of their repos, and someone installed it. From their screenshots, it was essentially a web browser. And... that's it. Some extra features but nothing notable. I'm giving this a look now, however.

Kinda funny reply, but ok. If the Pandora doesn't have optical drives, your situation doesn't apply to it. Sure, the OP team could have been retarded and wired the #2 on left and #1 on right. That's what the user manual is for. That's what having the memory capacity of a mouse is for, to...

If you could be so kind as to point out where the optical drives on the Pandora is, that is a valid argument. If you could be so kind as to point out which right to left demographics are targeted by the Pandora that *do not* speak ANY English, that is a valid argument. If you could be so king as...

All you need is a 2mhz CPU with 512kb of RAM. The SNES proved this. Still doesn't mean it should fucking be done in this day and age, when you can upgrade 4mb of RAM to 32mb for a lousy $0.20 per board.

It's more than just not being able to develop/test, he spent a total of >600€ ordering it, getting parts he needed, paying import fees/taxes... etc. All to have it break down in a few months. It's a shitty situation and almost seems like a scam :(. I actually got my hands on a free DS Lite...