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it was a mockup by someone, it's pretty old... Not a viable design IMO, because when it's extended all you're holding on to is the hollow pieces of case on the left and right... also, how are they going to be affixed in the open position? Hopefully not by the screen.... It looks fancy in an...

Heh, I had the exact same thought :D

i think he meant placing aresistor on one of those open I/O pins ^^

I'm pretty sure that the OMAP can output BOTH NTSC and PAL signals... Firstly because it isn't that hard, apparently - My MacBook's GMA950 can do both, as can the PS3 (at least the European 60GB one can, haven't had experience with any others - if you stick an NTSC game in that, you get NTSC...

I don't really see the point of this, honestly... IF there's going to be another Pandora "Model", it's not going to happen for a few years probably... and if it does, a lot of things will probably be different enough to tell by just that... I do like the idea of detecting secondary shoulder...

That very likely is one of the reasons the GP2X users are a less noticable fraction... but there's also the group of people who started on the GP32 and then basically skipped the 2X in favor of something else (Zodiac, PPC, Nokia ITablet etc.) - like myself ;) (I believe Prophet falls into that...

LinuxMCE has the ability to be controlled by what they call webpads... their GUI looks pretty bad, imho, but there's a LOT of functionality. Also, I'm pretty sure MythTV listens on at least one port for remote commands (there were several people coding little remote apps, one of them a webapp...

Quoted for emphasis of sheer awesomeness :D Also, this thread is kinda getting out of hand, is it not?

But aren't there several open source encryption systems? They serve a similar purpose (protect data) and they're not trivial to crack just because they're open source... right?

+1, I remember a lot of cool stuff for the GP32 from him as well (mostly the SMS emu... I don't know how many hours of Outrun I played on that)

Pretty sure it has two modes, one for mouse input on the pad, one for D-Pad-like functionality (meant to control a media center app) ;)

Well, I'm a bit late, but the original idea sounds a lot like the Palm Foleo... and that did _not_ do well at all iirc :-S

That would make good use of the keyboard, but what about the other input devices? :-P

Hey, I just found This on Sourceforge... it's been inactive for like 3 years, and the newest version isn't even available (might be on SVN or sthg though), but it seems like it'd work well with just a touchscreen. It is, however, a windows program, so I have no idea if it's even possible to...

I second Kyosys' idea ^.^ Alternatively, a pie-menu for right/middle clicks that shows up after you hold down the stylus for an appropriate (and preferably user-controllable) time would be _really_ cool, too EDIT: Like So ... Or so (Mac OS though...) :D

We'll see who's faster about that :P Anyway, if only I had a Pandora I could leave my laptop switched off more of the time, since I mostly use it for IM and RSS reading + I have all my music on MP3Tunes (and on my MP3 Player)

This is great news! Just don't let the blue LEDs cause a delay... just remember what they did to Sony with their Bluray-drives ;) ;)

I know I won't, and I pretty much everything planned, but it's gonna be for the family living room, so I probably have this one shot and want to make it count ;) However, I really need mouse input (there's gonna be a touchscreen involved, with the remote being used to control a seperate...