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I am curios as to how many Aussies have order a Pandora or are think about ordering one in the second batch. Just to try and work out my chances of ever running into someone with a Pandora :D. Note: Tassie doesn't count. :P

1. You own a physical copy of the game, but the anti-piracy protection prevents you from copying it yourself. 2. The game has neither been released in your country nor in a language you know, so a ROM with a translation patch is the only way you could play it. (i.e. Earthbound Zero) 1. it's...

This would be way better. You would think that, but I have heard many mediocre reviews about them that they are not that good for long periods of typing both due to the surface you put it on and the lack of tactile feed back. Also on that think about how much energy you use typing on a normal...

http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/keyboards-mice/5a7f/ Posted this in another topic seemed like it also belonged here :)

http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/keyboards-mice/5a7f/

I think from what you have said, you could be very happy with a Pandora and there is always the option of slim usb keyboard for heavy typing on the Pandora when traveling. You can find some pretty small full size qwerty keyboards for traveling and I think Pandora + Charger + Keyboard would still...

Thanks but that site seem to only hafve USB flash drives no SD cards :(

http://www.cheapmemory.com.au/CHEAP-SD-CARDS-C10/ Aussie! Aussie! Aussie!

I think it was stated previously with the intention of reminding people this is the section of the forum for Pandora and while devices with similar/same architecture can be discussed in relation to the Pandora, any of discussion of such a device would belong in the off topic section.

I'd use the squid at home and the girffin for when out and about. The squid is a little chunky for daily use when outside of the house.

Thats not bad for $100. The 3G is interesting.

2nded

Back on topic. I also believe that most of the bills the team have are in USD so if you pay in USD they don't have to pay to convert it like the would if you payed in GDP.

Since the Pandora is UK based, I think we may be in the clear because I have heard the the EU does not have software patents. However I have not read this entire thread so it could also be nothing to do with it.

Awesome. Thanks. and +1 Jaycar rules.

Slightly OT. I'm from Australia and we run on 230-240V AC mains, Will the standard Pandora charger be able to handle this? I asume I will need an adapter for the plug but I'm concered that I may need a step down converter or somthing, can someone anwser this?

Maybe just a rapid share rar file for those on linux and those who want a good copy for there HDD.

OK cool :) It seems I was misinformed.

Even though 64GB SDHC are possible they aren't part of the SDHC spec, so we may or may not see them in store. Also from the reading I have done, it depends on how the pandora handles them as to weather they would be compatible, I'm going to hazard a guess that they will be, but then again they...