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There is a post in the software hacking forum about this very subject.

Hmmm, if the NDS lite stylus fits, I have some extras I can use, including some flexible ones you can wrap around your finger if you want (got em at DX).

The Pandora is never going to be a smartphone replacement. Never.

I wouldn't recommend x264 for watching on the Pandora yet, I've heard it's very processor intensive so might not be the best choice until we get some DSP code in place. I'd recommend XVID encoded video for now, with mp3 audio.

Some people have put together a website that will give you a rough estimation based on your order time and date, I'd have to look around for it. It gave me the estimation of around 350-500 in the queue for my order.

Not unless Steam releases the source, and they haven't released the source of any of their games yet. However, I've heard rumours of Steam for iPad, if that were to happen, the iPad uses the same basic chipset as the Pandora, so there could be some hacking involved there to get Steam working on...

Nope.

Awesome. I'm very interested in this for my Pandora.

Starting July 1st, Starbucks in the U.S. will be offering free wifi at all their locations.

So you skipped the queue and ordered one of the one nub Pandoras? What did you do to fix it?

Me either. But then again I ordered the day it went on sale and am probably going to get mine relatively soon. I sympathize with those who ordered later and cancel, but if you've waited this long why drop out at the last minute. It's like running in a race and then giving up in the home stretch.

I got my confirmation at 15:40 GMT on the day it went on sale, still haven't received a confirmation of shipping. I figure I'm pretty close though.

I'm in the U.S., I just ordered from the British store. This is a global international world, why do you have to buy something locally?

h.264 is very cpu intensive, there's a reason it's taken awhile to be supported on standalone players and such. Only recently were the cpus in standalone devices robust enough to process it.

Well, considering I plan to view ISO's of DVDs on my Pandora, I can see putting a 4-8 gig file on the card and watching it on the Pandora, I don't think that's out of the ordinary.

No, that was the limit of SDHC cards at the time of the Pandora's creation. Nowhere in the firmware does it limit the size of the SD card ports.

I use SUPER for re-encoding video. Don't think they have a FLAC audio option (and I've never ever heard of anyone muxing video with FLAC), doubt anything out there supports that option. They have support for pretty much every format that is common though.

I've been on these forums for some time, had a GP2X but was always frustrated with the limitations, so when I first heard about the Pandora I was immediately hooked.

My old TV had some burn in where I left it paused on a movie for a long time, I fixed it by pausing it on a black screen for awhile. Got rid of that TV though and now have a newer LCD that shouldn't have that issue (it's more prevalent on older tech and my first LCD TV was from one of the first...

I ordered air originally, emailed the ladies with the desire to upgrayedd to UPS, haven't heard back yet.