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I think that there's a widespread public misconception that x86 is good because the Intel Core* and AMD Athlon processors are so fast. In fact, those processors are fast because: * They have staggering quantities of cache memory built into them. * They contain a large amount of circuitry...

I wasn't expecting the mk 0.1 ones to be cheaper, it's just that I've got some free time at the moment where I could code for it and perhaps help out with testing/debugging the firmware.

Fourthed.

http://openpandora.org/, I think he means.

I use the camera on my phone for fun snaps, or for quickly snapping the sign that gives a shop's opening hours, etc. The pictures it takes can't compare in quality with those from my proper camera, though. I think the difference is that the lenses on phone cameras just don't gather enough light...

Living out of a suitcase for a few weeks *really* makes you long for USB charging on everything! When you've got you phone, music player, camera, GBA and laptop with you and have to take a separate charger for each, you really wish you could just take the one for your laptop and a USB cable. :)...

I read it as meaning that the stylus goes in from the left or right side and sits between the SD card readers (the metal cages in the photos of the circuit board) and the keyboard.

I prefer the d-pad on my GBA Micro to the one on my SP (not that the SP's is in any way bad). The Micro's is taller than the SP's and doesn't have the circular dimple in the middle. Instead each bar of the cross slopes inwards and they meet in an "X" shape in the middle. The switch action is...

I'm pretty sure he's also said that any space not taken up by components will be taken up by supports molded into the plastics, to help the solidity of the device.

64-bit RISC processor in a mini-laptop! How cool is that? B) Hope there's a 6-cell battery pack for it. Nine hours' use on one charge would be something very special.

Ah, interesting. Which game was that?

I think the iMX.31-based prototype he made is a fair indication that he knows his stuff. :)

That's alright, that's what I do on the GP2X anyway.

Cool. :)

We'll still have direct access to the framebuffers though, won't we...?

I'll be porting: * T2K Atari Jaguar emulator - From the x86 Linux version, not the GP2X version. Should run a few more carts. * Emu multi-system emulator - Once Dio releases the PC version. Systems emulated are ZX Spectrum, Atari VCS/ST/Jaguar, C64 (I think?) Probably some others that I can't...