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Well, I wonder how you'll manage to get your fingers to press more than 2 keys at once :P You'd have to play with the Pandora in a table or something and press keys with your non-thumbs, and that seems pretty awkward and backwards to me. Whatever you're emulating, whatever the original controls...

Well, I'm not THAT creative, just didn't want to let the opportunity pass by without trying anything :P I actually expect more "WTF" first-moments when people read the topic title than anything else, even if they get it a second after :P

Hello folks! I've been in talk with the rest of the psx4all team for some time now and we decided the Pandora was powerful enough to attempt adding PS2 emulation to psx4pandora. After all, they DID get Dreamcast running! So, after some weeks of hard work, check out a video of the first...

ISO and BIN will work and were always supported. CSO and DAX probably won't because there's no reason to have PS1 stuff encoded in them since AFAIK both were invented for PSP ISO storage (at least DAX was, not sure about CSO). So, for compressed images, the idea is adding support for PSP EBOOT...

I'm pretty sure they said it will RISE for the second batch, to $340.

My point for the future: of course if at some point the 36xx equivalent becomes cheaper than the 35xx one in the Pandora (say if it's discontinued or any crazy reason), then it would just be plain stupid to use the old version. edit: Of course provided they're pin-compatible or the difference...

0.085 mW * 1000MHz = 85 mW for 1GHz ;)

There's a post somewhere indicating the (as of that date) drivers were making the SGX run at half clock, that is, 55MHz. Not sure if that's the case in that video.

Pretty sure he meant DosBox on XBox.