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Actually, I had asked the question long ago. Ed's answer was "She's the mysterious Ms. Pandora." http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?s=&am...st&p=608288

I'm with you Pascal and Stan. Gaming is the icing - the cake is computing.

1. some 2. binary 3. volume is relative 4. hope not 5. hope so 6. yes - as a paperweight 7. not much from what I can tell, as you would need to have a powered USB mass storage device for it to work. 8. what serial port? 9. yes 10. ??? 11. Java is possible OFF TOPIC remark is negated by the...

ok - ignoring all the who pays more taxes debate - to the original question. The Pandora is more powerful than the Nokia N-Series line of Internet Tablets, but the same type of CPU. This means it can very likely run all the software, and more, that the Nokia N-Series can run. I'm talking...

where is this video?

I know this is graverobbing - but this topic is linked from a sticky... soo.... Super Mario RPG - #1 - quite possibly the Best Mario Game Ever Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World (yeah, one of the best games for the SNES is a remake of games from the NES) Super Mario Kart - the beginning...

My new collection. Actually I have a total of 4 GBOs, but there is a plan in place. 4 GBOs 1 GBP 1 GBA 1 GB Micro 1 NGage QD 1 DS Lite 1 PSP Slim

The APF TV Fun was an early Pong clone manufactured by APF Electronics Inc. and built in Japan in 1977. It featured four built in games, a built in speaker, and two controller knobs, Toggle Switches (choices were "Professional" and "Amatuer") for the following settings - Angle / Bat Size / Ball...

I've got an APF TV-Fun Model 401A, and Mario's Tennis for the Virtual Boy. Anyone interested?

The only place I've emulated a GBA was on an Xbox and my laptop. So, please forgive my ignorance. I'm not sure what is being asked. Two GameBoys on one Pandora? How would that work exactly? I mean, how would that be playable? Through USB controllers? Or am I totally misunderstanding the...