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If you want bluetooth, couldn't you use most any other bluetooth controller that works in Linux? Is it difficult to build kernel modules for Android?

There's next to no reason to play PAL games on consoles like SNES. Very VERY few PAL-only games. I could see the reason for stuff like the Commodore or Sinclair computers, though. As for it working for those, I see no reason why not, especially if they're vsynced.

Oh god I'm really clumsy and also a perfectionist for stuff like that. Getting my invisishield on is going to be hell!

Some tvs will compensate for it by actually overshooting and going back to the intended color. Probably a lot of the 120hz tvs might do this... Not really an option on the pandora and probably looks bad at lower framerates... Just an odd little tidbit.

http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-advanced/data-compression/ It would seem that it does. As for performance and all that, I have no idea.

Ah thanks. I was thinking something like that but was having trouble expressing it in words and just figured it was nonsense.

I occasionally have spotty behavior from sd cards. Have you tried blowing on it and in the slot? That usually fixes it for me. Blowing might not be the best idea but maybe some alcohol to clean the contacts.

Does xgamma or xcalib work on the pandora? Not sure how complete the video drivers are for such things.

Would be nice to see some actual tests. Something like dd will tell you how long an operation took, but you'll only be able to do sequential tests with that, which should be fine for testing bus speed.

Wasn't there an issue with closing the lid and using sleep mode? Try putting it in to sleep but keeping the lid open.

I know production has halted for the first 700, but is shipping still continuing? It's possible that shipping is just severely bottlenecked or something.

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That's some funky music, but how can you have 1 million unique 1.2KB files? That seems rather inefficient to me.

I think most people are just using their phones or small point and shoot things, that may not have a decent/any manual focus or macro mode.

To answer your questions listed in order: Yes, Yes, Yes, if you can compile a program from source to do this then yes, same as last answer, depends on how well you can see and the subtitles themselves (font/color/etc). Now for your longer questions: I think alt is one of the start or select...

Haha, I remember that. I can't find it, though. Anyway, there is an xscreensaver called lcdscrub, which can be run standalone (except might require some library from xscreensaver) which is used to fix stuff like burn in and temporarily stuck (not dead/permanent stuck) pixels. EDIT: Link...

Did anyone notice that the process was running twice? What's with that?

I wouldn't recommend HFS for use in linux. I believe you might get reliable read only support for NON journaled HFS, but HFS+ I believe is completely out. I haven't had much luck at all with HFS and variants on linux. As for formatting on the Pandora and making sure EVERYTHING can use it...

You can pretty much just install and run linux with xfce, then set the resolution to 800x480 and get a similar experience. I figure you could compile and set up minimenu and the whole PND system to take x86 PNDs, if you're jonesing that bad for the same experience. Honestly, the whole benefit...

I got 2 just in case, because I usually screw up application the first time. D: And just good to have a second one just in case (or for a Pandora 2 :o). Also, I can also mention about the microscratches thing. I had a DS Lite which I didn't use a screen protector for and over time, you could...