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...it's not fake, and if you could read the last 3 pages you'd see that we were discussing EXACTLY because of these. Obviously anything can emulate anything providing it's got enough storage/memory. That is, if you ever learned something about Turing machines ;) Emulating at full speed is of...

It's the main board. There's no "keyboard guts", only the main Pandora board and the keys/buttons map directly to that. Having another board just for the keyboard would have a FAT :P impact on thickness.

I'd just like to remind you all that Picodrive was the first video after fixing the L2 cache issue, which means that all the former videos were actually running a good deal slower than they can now. I'd also expect more discoveries in the future that might give us more speed ;)

I thought CD was a given since all other versions have it.. :)

*drools at playing Sonic on the go with LQ2X*

Hey, I can assure you the graphics are already nearly as good as Pete's... ;) (actually in some cases they are better) You can check the other psx4all topics to see them. I was personally quite stunned by the Crash 3 shots :) About saving settings, yeah, that's likely to be in there. Although...

Our portable USB DTV tuners are 1seg though, does that make any difference or is the post-usb-connector protocol pretty much the same?

Everything. The fact I can't find a flow in the design at all (at least not now that it has built-in Bluetooth :) )

Of course no one would ship an emulator with the BIOS, "not even" the authors, let alone a company.

Shipping stuff with non-system-basic software nowadays is kind of bad since things are always having new versions released and stuff, IMO at least. better to just have a link to the file archive/wiki/etc.

You could always use one of those extra-battery-pack-that-powers-anything-via-USB things :)

I'm pretty sure the DS Lites I've played so far open to something like 179 degrees... :huh:

Only thing we're sure is that the Pandora will have support for ES 2.0, nothing more or less at the moment.

Nah, we just need to tell Toyspring about the Pandora :)

It's just a battery modified to send some spacial data back to the hardware (0xFFFFFFFF serial number), which then makes the PSP go into service mode and boot form the memory stick instead of the flash. Most batteries (and all official ones) can be soft-converted by popping them into a PSP...