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I stopped following the Pandora back in 2009, when it missed its 2nd expected launch. Just thought id come back to see how everyone was enjoying their Pandoras, and I can't say that I'm not surprised. How does everyone feel waiting for something that is increasingly becoming obsolete before...

forgot about Simfarm. im going to download that right now. also SimIsle, i remember always wanting that game as a kid, but my family computer didnt have enough ram :(

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oh i almost forgot, im going to have to download a copy of Commander Keen 4. havent played that game in forever

Conquests of the Longbow: The Legend of Robin Hood King's Quest 6 the 2 best adventure games of all time, IMO i just hope Dosbox has touchscreen mouse support

last week i ordered a Sierra wireless 881u (USB 3G/HSDPA dongle). i hope i can get it to work on the pandora, but im not too confidant in that, as i hear its software is more than just drivers, i think it needs a background app to run it. since i last posted on this thread in April, data...

after reading MWeston's post on that thread, i went out with my Pandora-savings fund, and bought the Sub-notebook ive had my eye on. i probably wont be buying a Pandora via pre-order anymore. if i buy one, it will probably be next year (if im still interested) i understand whats behind the...

hours and days are quite optimistic. i would expect within the first few weeks (3 weeks to a month?) i think a few hundred to a thousand will be sold here directly. and the rest will be from people reading about it on Engadget, and other such sites.

yes their labeled funtions could be used when closed. but they look like theyre also intended to be used for a Guitar Hero type of game. the screen clearly needs to be opened for that.

cool idea, except lose the Play - Stop - Rec - Cam buttons. the screen hinge will be very much in the way of those buttons. if anyone is going to be playing any guitar games, they will surely opt to use F1-F5 keys, or another set of 5 keys on the keyboard. when you say that its an...

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i believe he or another pandora-team member said they have a chinese company making them for them.

nobody said anything about emulating anything. The pandora having 24mb ram more than the Wii doesnt even bring it close the being able to emulate it. you would need multiple amounts more ram and CPU power to emulate Wii (im going to guess and say at least 4x more CPU power, and maybe 8-10x...

whoa, slow down. craig didnt say tomorrow. although that would be cool, lets not rush him. then again, it is a fully finalized model (extenally anyways).... what are you waiting for craig :P

thats the thing... it doesnt and even if it did have the potential to run a full-scale desktop linux distro, that doesnt say much for its ability to emulate X86, and furthermore run any chopped-up versions of XP. the linux that will be distro'd with the Pandora is going to be a very simple...

i understand what he is asking, its still not possible i doubt the pandora would even run any desktop-PC-oriented Linux Distros, with any acceptable speed whatsoever (and i mean desktop distros with equal functionality to XP.. GUI, software, and aesthetics in mind... like Ubuntu, Redhat, ect)...

if you understand that Windows XP cant run on the pandora.. then why would TinyXP work? TinyXP is still Windows XP. someone has just gone and cut it up to take up less HDD space, and cut away the fat. its still Windows XP, its still closed source, its still X86 based, and its still owned by...