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I just went to the website and noticed that the Meet the Developers list has been updated: Craig DaveC DJWillis Ed Fatih Michael Squidge Were the 3 in bold always part of the development team of the Pandora? By "Meet the Developers" I assumed they meant the Developers of the Pandora, and not...

It should not be neglected that the PSP has commercial developers that are paid $$$ to make commercial quality games. Yes, the Pandora will be technically superior in the graphics department, but that does not mean that it will have (or have many) original games that are graphically superior or...

It's already been pushed back 1-2 months since the first projected release date to June/July. I wouldn't be surprised if it gets pushed back even more...

You can always buy a better stylus separately if it's such a big concern, can't you (I figure if you're really nit-picky about a good quality stylus, you'd already have your own you bought by itself, or at least have access to better styli)?

Why'd you throw the Gamecube in there? I feel that it's these kinds of comparisons that people falsely misinterpret that lead to people on other websites thinking that the Pandora is more powerful than it will be, or thinking that it will be able to do things it probably won't be able to do (as...

Yes, there are pads on the PCB where you can install extra stuff like an external mic, extra buttons, etc. You can just go to openpandora.org and look at the pictures of the PCB and you'll see pads for these features.

QUOTE April News It has been a busy month (only going to get busier) but the good news is that the first Developer Pandora kits should be shipping this week to pre-selected devs. Open ordering for these kits will likely be in May. We are also hoping to make a pretty cool update to the blog...

Don't you think small is too hopeful of a word? I'd always thought that just a DC emulator being created in the first place would be considered an incredibly small possibility (a.k.a, odds are it's not going to ever happen), while a playable DC emulator being created would be beyond slim to none...

I was wondering, the real blog update is the videos and not the picture right? Because the only thing new in the picture seems to be the cable connecting the PCB to the screen because both the PCB and the screen itself have been revealed to us already.

Does anyone know why the Wifi Module space is blank or missing? When sold as the final unit will it still be blank, or is it advertised as Wifi in the sense that you can add Wifi by adding a module yourself?

Is there a reason why you didn't post this video until now (I think this is the first shot of the OMAP Dev Kit?)? Was it NDA reasons?

The calm before the April Fool's storm? Be on your toes in the next couple days...

It's been nearly 1 1/2 years since the Nintendo Wii came out and it's still really hard to find one. It's sold out at all major retailers online (the ones that have their own physical stores, like Target, Best Buy, etc. and other places like Amazon.com) and also sold out in stores. How freaking...

I agree that "Around" is the proper word. I quoted it because I wanted to emphasize it. This was a bad move as it is easy to be misinterpreted (and I can see why considering the context). My mistake :)

"Around" -- it is bigger isn't it? I would not call the Nintendo DS "Ultra-portable." That's an extreme title, and I don't think the DS is small enough (I know you have to consider what the device is) to warrant that title. The DS is portable, but not quite ultra-portable. peca - It should be...