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Hahaha, that's definitely a fake/joke picture. Someone probably just edited their conky.rc to display 1700mhz instead of fetching the actual frequency.

I just ordered a N900 today, this news pushed me over. I think it would be a great companion to the Pandora even though they overlap in function a bit. I don't have a cellphone, GPS, or digital camera currently and the Pandora isn't very suitable those purposes stand alone (Pandora would work...

Someone in the Maemo community managed to overclock his N900 to 1ghz, which uses the same Cortex-A8 600mhz CPU the Pandora does. Should be some nice news for us future Pandora owners who are interested in overclocking/modding the device...

I would be happy if there was copycat devices coming out personally. Clamshell gaming MIDs are totally non-existent, there is still no alternative to the Pandora because there's always one HUGE thing missing (missing proper gaming controls, missing keyboard, missing power, missing battery life...

I could but, then I would be using 2 different recording devices and the audio would be a pain to sync up wouldn't it? I don't know of any helmet cams that have BT for mic or have a mic jack.

Nothing fancy, just a 2007 Kawasaki Ninja 250R. ~95MPH top speed is fast enough for me; never ended up going to a bigger bike. I was looking at helmet cams but they don't seem to have all the flexibility I want. I want to be able to put the camera on the inside of my helmet so I can shield it...

Would the Pandora have enough hardware power to record from a webcam at 640x480 30fps, with audio? One of the things I want to do with my Pandora is use it as a video recording device while I'm riding my motorcycle, basically putting the pandora in my motorcycle tankbag while wiring a camera up...

That BT adapter on dealextreme uses a common broadcom chipset, the same chipset is used in a majority of the ~$20 mini bluetooth adapters available at bigbox stores

Ideally you would want to run a shell script upon execution of each program which configures all the clocks to their optimal speeds for each emulator. Like if SNES emulation can run fine at 300mhz OPP2 or something like that with the SGX clocked at 55mhz, you'd save a good amount of battery...

Likely in-game graphics settings are different than the videos we've seen with 30-50fps gameplay in Q3. Also this is at 500mhz, and not ~800mhz as many of those videos show, and who knows if the SGX is even clocked at it's proper speed or if it's running reduced

That's just for video streams ala h264 Flash will stay just as horribly inefficient for everything else in 10.1

Farmville would have terrible performance on the Pandora even if it had a native flash plugin. An Athlon 64 3200+ 2ghz can't even run farmville worth a damn, I actually ended up building my mom a sempron 140 based system and overclocking it to 3.8ghz just so Farmville wouldn't run like utter...

I wish people would wake up and use clamshell designs rather than these crappy slide out keyboards for MIDs like this, it's so much more cramped/uncomfortable to use, and fragile. I want a unit I can put in my pocket without things going to hell because I have a quarter in my pocket - something...

It's not going to happen, a very large majority of people who go on about the dangers of overclocking on the internet either: do not know how to overclock and/or have never done it _properly_ , have limited technological knowledge in the first place, or simply pass on word from other people like...

Doesn't make much sense, faster fans suck in dust faster. Having a fan run slower generally makes a heatsink take longer to clog.

They were purchased before the 720mhz version was even available. So they are the 600mhz stock version. It's unknown how Ti's binning goes, it's possible that Ti simply realized that all their 600mhz chips were capable of 720mhz at the very minimum and decided to charge a premium for it...

Every computer I've owned in 10 years has been overclocked, and also computers I've built for other people. None of them damaged and some are 8 years old and still running in relative households, still being put to use -entirely- because they're overclocked (without it, they're too slow). I even...

Craig said something about possibly using it as bounty for certain things high in demand, ie: Whoever ports X to Pandora first gets $500, thus encouragement to take on the harder projects with big benefits for Pandora users

Audacity probably doesn't even need a port, just to be compiled/packaged up for ARM

Quasar looks nice, looks very much like Musikcube, which is pretty decent for a large library of music. It looks like Quasar needs Qt libs though, I'm not sure if you would want to load the Qt libs for what's primarily by default a GTK based desktop on the Pandora, with only 256mb RAM. It's a...