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And can you update the Pandora for an A15 dual core and a rogue PowerVR 6 GPU while you are at it?
or a simple 1GHz cpu would be fine also. :wub:
And can you update the Pandora for an A15 dual core and a rogue PowerVR 6 GPU while you are at it?
Double the RAM? Sounds cool. Should help quite a bit for those using these as a portable computer, and maybe for emulators that are RAM hogs.
I'm seriously debating to use ta check to buy one of these, or a new phone to augment my iControlpad. The ONLY thing I am worried about is lead time. I didn't order last year due to all the problems (heck, I STILL wouldn't have one if I had ordered last year! Although I know most everyone has been waiting for years, but eplaining to my wife I was gonna drop 500 USD and not get a product for a year or more was a bit hard). It'd be easier to convince her if I can tell her I'd prolly have it by summer.
Since September 2011, the preordering is 10 USD, the rest needs to be paid when the unit is ready to ship
If I can do the pre-order now, than pay in full in February once full production starts (I don't want to sit on the money or the wife will use it for something else), I'll go for it. My old GP2X Wiz buttons are shot.
Yes, that's how it currently works
Late reply. And yeah, sounds sensible.Exactly.
I have to at least cover the costs to produce one complete PCB.
It depends on the price I can sell the old unit. If I can sell those for 200 EUR (a used Pandora with half the RAM), then I can swap a PCB for about 130 - 150 EUR.
Don't forget that I'll also lose sales with that (some users who would've bought the big version might buy the small one), so this needs to be included in this calculation as well.
AND I have to give a full warranty on these used Pandoras I sell as well. If a PCB fails, I have to replace it for free for half a year...
What are the improvements to the actual case? Was one of my disappointments with the current Pandora, is it better quality altogether(tougher and better fit/less gaps, improved hinges) or the same only stronger?
A new case would be up to $100k, that's on top of the previous $50k or so the old case cost.
It's a shame metal would wreck the wifi and BT.
What if you did something like the original iPhone did for its antennas? Have somewhere on the case with plastic in stead of metal: http://common.ziffda...122&sz=1,00.jpg
I know it'll probably never happen (ok, it's even less likely than "probably never"), but a metal case would just be insanely cool.
A new case would be up to $100k, that's on top of the previous $50k or so the old case cost.
It's a shame metal would wreck the wifi and BT.
True. Would a WiFi Antenna directly behind the LCD work? So it could be used as the only non-metal covered part of such an device as "window" for the Signals: the LCD Screen itself. ^^"A new case would be up to $100k, that's on top of the previous $50k or so the old case cost.
It's a shame metal would wreck the wifi and BT.
Having dropped my Pandora on more than one occasion, smashed it into walls and tables while riding around in my pocket, being sat upon, I can safely say that it is not an egg that needs to be protected. At no point in time did I ever get the impression that it was fragile and needed to be protected so I've no idea why you would think so.I hardly take my pandora with me cause the case feels like an egg you need to protect.