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Ooh, they do food now?

Yeah, they're very common. I'll be able to carry one lead around and use it for my Pandora, my iPhone and my camera charger. Good stuff.

I wonder how many people would really read a manual anyway? To me, it seems pointless because so much will keep changing. I'll definitely be looking for information when I get my Pandora. But I'll start here and most likely won't have much trouble getting the answer. I wouldn't expect to get...

When I saw the thread title I was hoping for things like door stop, paperweight, table tennis bat, garlic press, etc. Not that any of those are my planned uses... Edit - as for ebook stuff, I don't think it will replace Stanza on my iphone for general text ebook reading (works well in the...

Once there are real Pandoras out there in teh wild, there'll be all sorts of alternatives to the 'official' OS. There's been a lot of talk of doing stuff with various other distributions, but I wouldn't expect any of them to come directly from the OP team.

They're not legal and this isn't a ROMs board. It's against the rules here to post ROM links as it could cause all sorts of problems. And why not just get a few spare SD cards?

Probably off topic for this thread (but then it has meandered quite a bit!), but I never quite understood why mass production is happening in Texas. I doubt it needs to be near TI, so it seems an odd location considering where everyone on the team is. Just curious, I'm sure there's a good reason.

The instructions in the first post on that thread I linked to are fairly typical for gp2x firmware updates. You need a non SDHC card which you copy files onto using your computer. edit - And a non SDHC SD card should just work on the gp2x without modification, which should help you see if the...

Are they SDHC cards? I vaguely remember installing a firmware update to get those to work on mine. Maybe this thread helps if that's the problem: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/35840-experimental-sdhc-support-for-gp2x/

I think that people are getting wound up because there's a lot of talk on here about every little worry people can think of. I'd prefer to let the OP team get on with getting the device out there. We get a lot of information - probably more than you'd get from a 'proper' manufacturer. Craig...

As long as it puts the logo on the toast, I'm in! I'm a little worried about the battery life though.

That looks quite a tough sell unless you have another image showing where the stuff that makes the Pandora useful is hidden!

This dev forum thread shows that the SDL button mappings deal with it that way (by position) at least. http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/50608-pandora-sdl-joystick-button-mappings/

Just found this report on pocketgamer: http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/Mobile/Pandora/news.asp?c=17217

May as well add the second OS video in here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i--xlwE8UlY

Not only that, but there's sure to be more development. The fact that the current image boots in that time doesn't mean it'll always be that way. Not the best advert to see such a slow boot, but we know that a lot of work is yet to be done.

I paid for it so long ago, it'll feel like a free Pandora when it finally arrives!

They should arrive in Canada today. If I remember the time difference correctly, it's about 4AM where MWeston lives, so you can give your F5 button a rest!

I see the guys at Babelfish still have some work to do!

Yeah, I'm looking forward to showing my colleagues that the thing really exists. Whenever that happens. It's become a standing joke with them, but did set me up for this comeback last week: My girlfriend is dutch, and the dutch traditionally do Santa Claus type stuff on the 5th of December...