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I better start with explaining my thought process: Production is currently halted, waiting for *new nubs* I assume: OPT by now has a stash of RMAed boards waiting for repairs => *new nubs* I assume: there is still a stock of *old nubs* that won't be used because the failure rate is too...

Belgium, Western Europe cheapest price 515 €

It's just analog TV-out with my experience coming from old ati/nvidia cards i would say don't expect any better then the equivalent of a 800x600 desktop although that is higher then pandora's 800x480

Just in case, if you do have units you do not want to ship with a warranty, i'll be voiding my warranty within 48h anyway. EDIT: I would keep it as is, maybe PAY you somewhere in 2011 for new nubs, it's an offer i'd like to make.

Renoize is closed source and x86 only, altough if you could promise those guys 100+ sales on the pandora they prolly port it :) they did it for PPC mac Now what i need to find / hack togheter is a gameboy emulator with GameBoy Midi IO Mod (for LSDj) with routing to jack (or alsa if it has to...

I don't game on these systems, i have a win 7 pc for that ;-) Also Gnome/KDE is way to much bling, I like to keep it simple with Xubuntu, 10.10 is rock solid for me i have it running on 2 laptops now.

if gnu gcc compiles it, i am happy

I intend to use every dirty warranty voiding trick to go beyond the speed limit. 1.2x Ghz *should* be possible. Unlike many people here, i have trouble attaching emotional value to a piece of silicon. before you ask: yes this is a manhood measuring contest :lol: yes i have destroyed...

GTK uses an object oriented pattern in C, it's called GObject. Then there is a *real C++* layer wrapped around that for people that want a cleaner C++ interface Theres also wrappers verry similar for every language you can imagine. however, when you use C++ you could choose between the C...

No it's *old*, as you said other phones have faster hardware now. However it is the most *open*. It runs a real linux => Maemo. It has XTerm installed out of the box. You use apt-get to install stuff. the others run android, in my opinion that's fake linux with fake java on top. Trying too...

yes, same hardware, both run linux The funny thing is: a second hand pandora will cost as much as a new N900 (at the moment, on ebay) I wanted an N900, but it was just too expensive for me. I bought a cheaper nokia

I was talking about that plastic thingie that slides over the keyboard to give you "game controls" the keyboard itself is useless for emulators, even for nes EDIT: the game gripper: https://www.youtube.com/embed/p9D8cedGr30?feature=oembed

If you need a phone, buy the N900. It costs twice as much for the same OMAP cpu/chipset and it doesn't have dedicated gaming buttons. It does have a cheap piece of plastic to slide over the keyboard, they say it's good enough to do nes games.

I checked out phoronix test suite once. As far as i understand its writen in php5-cli and builds it's tests from source before running them. so, most of the tests should *just work* when php5 works EDIT: this got me thinking, what do we really care about here? copying files speed A=>A...

AKA PowerVR SGX AKA the reason OPT is still stuck at kernel 2.6.27 (wifi is part of that reason too)

here in BE it's an *unprotected* wifi that redirects you to a macdonalds infomercial you have to watch every hour. EDIT: it's capped at 20kb/s and port 80 only

don't want to spoil USA cheering here, but mac donalds in west europe has had free wifi long before the USA </offtopic>

I just stumbled on this => http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/sep/19/china-blackouts-energy-efficiency it made me think. Are we having *environment friendly* cases? (read the article to catch the joke)

Isn't this an *old pandora* problem, meaning: this is fixed on the newer devices right?

1) its a separate purchase, nobody owns one, because they aren't manufactured yet. 2) some people will not agree, but no it doesn't hurt, just play while the adapter is plugged in (being a battery nazi might help your lifespan by a couple of percent, but you need to do that for the entire...