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Name a faster gaming handheld? The OMAP3 is finally getting into some high end hardware, like the Pre and the new Archos tablets, which is a good thing for the Pandora. More potential developers, and the system still has a lot to bring. People have made tremendous efforts porting to ARM for the...

Habbo relies on Adobe's Shockwave, which is only supported in Linux on x86 through WINE, which doesn't work for everybody. It's very unlikely.

http://pandorawiki.org/Pandora

It hasn't really been decided what exactly will ship already on the Pandora, probably not more than what is in the standard Angstom distro. There shouldn't be any issues with driver functionality at launch. Emulators will not ship on the Pandora, there is a Pandora file archive where those will...

This board is typically used as a back up if GP32X goes down. Those are the main forums. http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showforum=61 - Craig has said a couple of times that a DIY version maybe available 'sooner than you think' but there isn't anything solid.

http://lifehacker.com/5055337/five-best ... -stream-tv Hulu is the best, but most content isn't available outside the US. You'll have to trick it one way or another to see that stuff.

I closed the first one, and deleted the second one. It deteriorated to the point where nothing new was being said, and most of the posts were insults. The second one STARTED with the same information and insults.

The SGX is probably clocked at 55mhz (it goes to 110), and I highly doubt any applications will be able to increase the voltage and run The A8 at 750+mhz like the Pandora can. Still technically accurate. The iPhone's specific chips are still speculative.

Nintendo had the creator assassinated. Well, that's my theory. Nobody has seen him in a long time.

The PS3 was $600 when it launched 3 years ago, and Sony still loses money on every unit that is sold. They make up for it with accessories and games, but Sony Computer Entertainment is still losing money hand over fist. Even other portable devices have plugins and services that are sold...

I use Pidgin, the latest version, on Windows and can say that it supports neither file transfers (at least outgoing, incoming ones work) nor custom smilies (that the other person can actually see) in either Yahoo, AIM, or MSN. There is a saying: "Linux is free only if your time is worthless"

Every Pandora will have the same hardware, the user doesn't have to worry about driver and configuration problems that most new Linux users run into. As said above, many packages will be made specifically for the Pandora, and should run easily and flawlessly. With the PND and pxml systems, just...

Microsoft may have the resources to work magic when it comes to x86 code on ARM, but even if they get a 900mhz ARM running code at the speed of a 300mhz x86, it will still be mostly useless. They would have to create their own applications, and give third party software makers incentive.....it...

Everybody has moved back to here: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showforum=61 it would probably be a good idea to post it there too.

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=44952

DX has many small webcams, this one looks like it would fit the Pandora perfectly: http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.15312 - drivers might be an issue

Shoulder button? It seemed to me that he was pressing the top button on the right side to shoot.

You'll have to get a response from Craig or Chip, but the last I heard Pandoras for North American customers would be distributed from the US.

The DPI on this screen is very high, I've read manga on my Archos 605 (same screen) and everything was perfectly readable with the image rotated right 90° so it showed the full page. Comics, with smaller text, couldn't be viewed this way.

Engadget did an article: http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/13/nova ... to-sprint/ - It's coming to sprint, $60 a month for 5GB And one on Verizon: http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/13/veri ... 00-review/