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It probably won't be much different from the 2 gig limit on SD cards, I have several 4 gig SD cards that work fine on everything I've tried them on, even though they officially are out of spec.

Cell phone carriers don't specify what you're going to use the bandwidth for, I don't know of any extra charge for using voip on a cellular network.

some of my favorite C64 games: Racing Destruction Set, Mail Order Monsters, Bruce Lee, Ultima IV, Seven Cities of Gold, All of the Epyx games series (California Games, Winter Games, etc.), Jumpman, Loderunner

I was all about Commodore as a kid, had a VIC-20 I got as a Xmas present, then I got a C64 and tape drive I used for a bit, springing for the floppy when I could afford it on my paper route money. Didn't get a C128 until after I was out of school and living alone, got one for like 100 bucks...

It is much like www.zombo.com, where the unobtainable is attainable.

No it is not a SSD drive, 120gig SSD drives are like 5x the cost of that.

Yeah the DS is pretty lame in that regards, which is why I use MAC address authentication on my network.

Also you'd probably have to find the linux drivers for the replacement module and build them for the OS.

I got some 2800 mah rechargeable AA's on ebay, they turned out to be 800 mah, so buyer beware with any of these Chinese companies.

Recently set myself up a squeezebox server on my network, any idea if the software player could be ported to Pandora? http://softsqueeze.sourceforge.net/

They don't ship to just that one city in Wyoming. Maybe because it has Nipples in the name...

I just ordered a Chumby One, only $100 and can be used as a streaming internet or network mp3/flac player, pretty good price IMHO.

I have a 1.8 inch enclosure that I put in an old MP3 player hard drive into, but it's only 20 gigs. I think the drive is dying though so all the more reason to buy something bigger!

Are there any GP games that are worth it? I had a GP100 and you know honestly, I never saw a GP only game that looked good. I used mine just for the emulators. Seems like a lot of effort to reverse engineer an emulator to play a handful of subpar games.

The PSP guys at my work grow tired of me talking about the Pandora, they think its vapour ware.

I've heard Target stores in the states has it for $25, but I haven't been by my local one to check.

I bought this ASUS O!Play for hooking up to my TV and watching HD .MKV rips.

There is no region chip on the Pandora.

I will never buy an Apple product. Or an Intel product. Or Microsoft. I have morals.

This has nothing to do with the copious Windows-on-ARM threads. Windows CE runs on multiple platforms (ARM, MIPS, SuperH, X86"] and there is a substantial library of ARM-compiled apps for it. Considering probably a majority of Windows CE devices are ARM based, yeah there's a lot of Windows CE...