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The N800 series was not a failure, or a POS. Trying to avoid competition is impossible - and not a reason to not do something. Yes, eventually there will be a N900, or a N850 or whatever - but why would that stop anyone from making their own system. Aside from that nameless, info-less...

Ok - everyone please calm down (the irony of me saying that is not lost on me). I understand danboid's request. I'd like it (I'd *REALLY* like it) if someone could point to an existing product that is close to what danboid's "keyboard edition" of the Pandora would look like. Requirements - at...

This is just a mock-up that some guy did - it's not from Sony or anyone official. It's not more valid at this point than the "DS Lite Compact". That said - if they came out with a PSP like the one pictured in that article - and it was resonibly priced, I would be inclined to upgrade. It would...

X86, baby. It rules the world. And in a couple of years, Atom will let it take over the handheld market, too. BTW - I like Walmart, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, and many other winners, too.

I am a measuring stick now, huh? Like an icon or symbol. "I'm Chad-ish, but not Chad-like" / "I am completely non-Chad in that area." I don't know how I feel about that. For those of you hoping that my "need-it-in-September" deadline will get rid of me, my Eee PC actually getting here (there...

I, too, am a big fan of Songbird. Songbird should be port-able (I mean it should be possible to port it) since it's based on Firefox, and Firefox 3 already works on the hardware. I'd also like to see Flock and Miro ported to the Pandora. That would help make it a highly valuable media device.

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Nothing is illegal if you don't get caught. Immoral, evil? perhaps. Not-socially-acceptable? I'm sure. But not illegal. Therefore - the only illegal ROMs are the ones the Feds know about - and that violate a law.