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PAAAARTY :D

Glad they're skipping the silkscreen, I never really liked it.

Nice find! In fact, this is the first true mini-A adapter I've seen in a long time, the only other one being the one that came with my AT90USBKey dev board. Kind of expensive, though. Well, that's kind of my question. My guess is that it won't, since the different shape of the B should...

It may be "real" in the sense as "existing, touchable" - but that doesn't mean it serves the purpose I'd expect it to. Or does it?

So it looks like for connecting something as basic as a mouse or external keyboard to the Pandora's OTG, we are going to need a micro-A-male - to regular-A-female adapter. From how I understand it, micro-B won't work because of the ID pin that is supposed to tell the Pandora to act as a host...

This is something that keeps on confusing me quite a bit. So regular low-speed and full-speed USB 2.0 devices will not work on that port, only high-speed ones? This seems pretty unusual... According to the OMAP 3530 datasheet, the chipset should support all three flavours of USB 2.0 devices...

Am I really the first to notice the small status update? :) EDIT: Well, turns out I'm not. Anyway, always glad to cause a little stir :)

Well, thank you then for bringing it back to the top :)

The solution to this problem is as elegant as it is simple: just use a Class 4 laser, and you WILL feel the keys :D

As far as I know, no black cases have been made, and molds can be used for any color. It should not be too difficult nor expensive to just use differently colored plastic for, say, 5,000 out of 10,000 cases.

Hi, I remember some folks suggesting the idea of a transparent case, just like the prototype they used for considerations of mechanical stress... I spent some time searching through the archive, but could not find an answer. So I was wondering: could it still be possible to make part of the...

Not happening. They did freeze my account to some extent (in that I cannot access the funds myself. I can still receive payments, though), but according to customer support, this will be lifted once I provide proof of the first 5 shipments. In other words, five lucky bastards out there will get...

This is clearly off-topic, but allow me to post it anyway, since it is in this very forum that this project began. I'm talking of course about my little USB adapter for SNES and SEGA Genesis / Mega Drive. There is probably no easier way of rescuing your collection of good old 16-bit games into...

Well, I was told otherwise by a FCC accredited lab. They say that anything that has signals or clock faster than 1.something MHz is a potential "unintentional radiator" and hence needs to be tested. In fact, I have found FCC labels on pretty much every kind of device, including things as...

Broken? What did you do them?

It seems you're easily annoyed. Personally, I prefer plain-text discussion boards, but I assumed since HTML is offered they want us to use it. By the way, there are folks who don't like full quotes either.

I just wanted to announce that I have started to take preorders for the snega2usb. For those who missed the buzz the project got in its early stage, the snega2usb is a USB reader for SNES and SEGA Genesis cartridges with a bunch of additional features. If you own SNES or Genesis / Mega Drive...

Sorry for the spam, but here's another one on the snega2usb SNES USB reader. While I have no doubt this is all perfectly legal pretty much anywhere on this planet, Nintendo and Sega have their notorious armies of lawyers whose job consists in finding things they can use against projects like...

I thought about it, but only for a little while. It is pretty clear that I will only make one version (but then again, if you want to, why not hack/mod it...). Any direct attachment to the Pandora would involve some serious mechanical tweaking, since a SNES cart alone is about the size of the...

I like anything that works reliably and that is intuitive to use. Should this require the use of a certain technology, I'm fine with it :-)