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This is assuming that gnome iconsets will work with Angstrom...

When are you going back? because until March next year (or so) there'll only be 3,800 in the world. Surely it's pretty unlikely you'll see another one for a while?

We know a lot about the Hardware, but software is still undecided. Angstrom will be used by default, but does anyone (specifically software devs) have any idea whether we'll see basic apps like a web browser, media player, etc out of the box? Or is this the job of the people who are getting MK2...

When you get your Pandora, do you think you'll "show it off" or show anyone? If you will do, how will you go about doing it? I'm going to go for a subtle "let the device speak for itself" approach. By that, I mean quietly start using it on public transport and see if anyone asks about it. I'm...

Why would it be that? The iPhone has multitouch and motion sensor - these can't be emulated.

It's still 3,200 people.

What's the difference between LCD and LTPS?

...because I can't access it...

I think another aspect is how much use you think you'll get out of it. I know that Ubuntu is being developed for ARM, no matter what. The devs have said that the Pandoras will ship, no matter what. Putting 2 and 2 together, I know that even if the Pandora sinks, there'll still be software to...

Same feelings here. However, as soon as I see more of Gmenu looking more mature (as well as a video of Wifi working w/ web browser), I'll feel a little more confident. When I see the first finished cases (and indeed the first finished Pandora) I'll be fully supportive. Luckily, it seems that...

I have a similar question: - Will the keys be tough to press (like Sony Ericsson phones) with a distinctive click when pressed, or will they be easy to press/push down (with no click)?

It'd be really awesome if the devs managed to get a slot/stall/thing at CES.

It'd be good if we had something similar to the app store for iPod/iPhone. I know we have a repository, but perhaps we could borrow the add/remove programs app from debian/debian derivatives, so that we don't have to go to a website to download/install Pandora apps.

Hey, I was in a hurry to type it :P

Look at the top left of the image. There's 3 "leaflets" with Pandora logos on them. What could they be?

I don't mind waiting either, provided we get little updates like this to keep track of things.

I'm pretty sure browsing on the Pandora will be plenty fast enough for everyone. I can imagine it being more than slightly slower than on a normal laptop/desktop. We've already seen how fast you can expect to be using the web - look here: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=I47F87FeLV8 The Cortex A8...