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Now I'm just all curious to see what THE PICTURE actually is...! :P

Dayum but dat's sum nice prawn! :lol:

I guess I'd say that if you can muster up the moolah and are still feeling torn between the two, go ahead. :) Speaking for myself, a netbook doesn't really hold much value over a laptop, as most of the time, I'm within 2-3 hours distance of an outlet, so I can charge up when it gets low; plus a...

Sounds neat, panik. :) I'm thinking I'll pick up some initial equipment and a 'duino from Adafruit, since they also have the nice advantage of lots and lots of tutorials from their site, as I understand. I've reviewed some DIY books and learned a bit about electronics theory and application...

Good luck with the porting; I doubt I'll be of any help, programming is another skill I'm only just developing, (most of my efforts there have been in C so far). I'll take your suggestion regarding the DIY Arduino kits; I have some experience soldering now anyway, and if I want more, I already...

+1; not much else to say beyond what's already been said, but thank you for all your efforts! :D

Was that response really warranted? Starfight is simply stating his oppinion and/or thought process, and looking for some guidance as regards these different products. And he's not being overly deraugatory in the process. I don't think that constitutes trolling at all. :huh:

I never, ever managed to beat that dastardly final minigame in the story mode. The second track-racing game was always the one I was worst at, and they went and made that the very last one you absolutely had to beat. I completed every other one, too! :ph34r:

I was debating against a similar oppinion myself. I figure though that, while it's pretty unlikely that the screen will be scratched or damaged in the long run, I will regret it if it does. Better to spend $15 now than to go through all the bother and expense of getting a new screen later...

Good question; I wasn't sure at first either. It's on Craig's youtube channel right now. :)

I was really gratified to see the Pandora handle the N64 so well also! My thanks go out to the devs - really excellent work!

I took a look at the sources you mentioned; I'm thinking the BBB kit is probably right for me, although I'm somewhat tempted to just get ahold of something like Little Bird's Arduino starter kit... :P I hadn't realized breadboards were sold in such small sizes, but is there really a large...

Looking forwards to it, Craig. Thanks for taking the time to put another one together! Oh, and I hope your earlier wounds from that encouter with the window have healed up alright. :huh:

I don't mean to go too off-topic, but is that some kind of Wacom alternative you're hacking together there? Just curious. I think I recognize the controls mounted atop the screen from my Bamboo tablet. :)

Me as well. I've never really bothered with screen protectors and the like before, but I figure with all the use I'll be getting out of the Pandora, there's no time like the present, especially since it has a touchscreen. I want my investment to last. :) And I'd bet you $20 that the screen...

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Not to mention that I think something as graphic as 'Thrill Kill' might send the wrong message to people about what the Pandora and its' creators are about. :lol:

I'm very glad to hear that, as about the most hardware experience I myself have is installing PCI boards into PCs. That and a little pre-packaged soldering kit I put together once. XP Sorry if this is too off-topic, but what tools did you need to make those (a soldering iron and breadbord...

It's really not, if you ask me. Sure, there's a lot of platforming in it and there are other obvious similarities, such as the use of picture frame portals and Jiggies, which behave essentially the same as stars in SM64, but it definitely has its own flavor to it. There's more story and...