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Confirmed: Pandoras available on Craigslist.

Confirmed: Craig has Weegee powers.

Alerino = win

Dude, I totally called that joke 4 months ago

I am too lazy to actually make my own post so instead I quote people and then don't say anything new

By "everything" do you mean 1000, 4000, or over 9000?

Ooh, I forgot to mention one thing. TI-84+SE wins because of its awesome community. I believe this applies to Pandora, too.

Okay, here's a comparison I'd like to make just because I can. TI-84+SE graphing calculator (probably found in a classroom near you) and Nintendo Game Boy. CPU: TI-84+SE has a 15MHz z80 processor. GB has a 4MHz z80-derivative (informally known as GBZ80) with less registers and some added, but...

It sounds to me that they've made about 1000, but of course that is not "finished" (over 9000 more to make)

http://panda3d.org Unsure if it will work on Pandora, but others have shown hope that it will. Edit: Aw man, double ninja'd? I'm getting slow...

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Looking at the Current Status page, it says that keymat production is complete?

So, what else would they do with all that space on the base of the device? Add 3 more analog nubs?

WizardStan, I understand exactly how you feel about edits. Maybe

I doubt the keyboard has an effect on the size of the device. The PCB and the battery are the things that really set the size. Also, without a keyboard how am I supposed to, uh, type? (Not to mention the possibility of a TI-83+ emulator :D)

Wait, who can't read or write?

That's why you shouldn't do frivolous lawsuits ;)

Yeah, I ended up deciding to write my own code anyway. I don't like trying to decipher other people's code, especially when it's for another device with its own libraries and stuff. I am capable of writing optimized ARM code anyway :) Oh, and on a side note, the TI-Nspire can be clocked up to...

You mean virtualization? Don't even get Exophase started on that :(

Okay, how much of this thread did you actually read?