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don't mess with the duke, man! even i know this much :)

thanks for the update Michael! i know we (the forum guys) can be a pain in the butt, but i hope you have some empathy for our imaptience :)

well, it just starts to get interesting, no :-) but seriously: easy, man. if you read his blog entry crefully, you will notice, that he just summarized a couple of forum posts from other devs to calm the masses. it's as empty a statement as the "2009 will be the year of the pandora" one and if...

ha, that's what i call a real geek :)

can't carry 3 measly phones? check out this guy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nuj4IvVbvhI and this is his vest: http://www.scottevest.com/ :)

i guess this is so and i don't want to bad-mouth anyone, but the tracking number is no proof of shipment afaik. we always have a few prepared dhl labels (including the tracking number i think) lying around in our office.

You know that'll be pretty close. as of today the expected shiping date is march, 21.

yeah, that's what i'm afraid of.

just read an article about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 production cost: $50M advertising budget: $200M gross: $1.000M that's the kind of numbers EA and similar companies are interested in.

kodak is known to have turned evil by the breakdown of the classical camera market. i hope they will go bankrupt soon. but what does this have to do with webcams?

you wait for two months. nothing has changed. what now? >

well, if you ask my totally unfounded opinion: not for at least one other year. i have followed this project quite closely ever since i first became aware of it and from all the bits and pieces of info i've obtained i get the following picture: .) a customer base of about 3000 is sufficient for...

i'm a first day preorderer and i swore i'm in it for real no matter how long it takes. also, the 128->256MB RAM upgrade happened during the wait and was quite essential. i'm looking forward to the pandora a lot, but.... i have now preordered (yeah, i'm learning resistant) a umid BZ, which is...

but how about the proprietary codecs? i know that they exist dor x86(_64) and PPC. but arm?

ah, the 95 lx! what fond memories i have of it. i learned object oriented programming there. until it was stolen 14 years ago, it really was my favorite. you could actually code on this thing for hours (lying on the sofa) and its 2 aa batteries lasted for weeks. ever since then i wanted a...

not at all? :) i know you like these trick questions.

it won't be done. ref.: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/50853-how-and-when-would-you-prefer-you-pandora/page__p__784061&#entry784061

this is unfortunately *probably* not the case.

FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays). it's standard hardware for some years now. they can speed up unconventional custom tasks (like inverse cube root taking or such) that are usually not contained in typical C/F/GPUs by a huge factor. there are complete amiga reimplementations on FPGAs by...

confirmed: Pandora2 will look like the original Pandora :)