paulguy
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I'm not sure how many client devices bluetooth allows but I figure it'd be possible if it's more than one. Either that or a USB hub, or certain gamepad -> USB adapters have multiple connectors. All seemingly pretty reasonable solutions, right? You could always have a bunch of people sitting in front of the pandora and have each person get a few keyboard keys. 
How is the keyboard with multiple keypresses, anyway? Most PC/laptop keyboards are rather piss-poor, but I'm pretty sure the pandora doesn't use some kind of USB or PS/2 nonsense, so maybe there'd be less limitation for how many keys can be pressed at a time, just from the fact that it's more integrated in to the whole unit.
How is the keyboard with multiple keypresses, anyway? Most PC/laptop keyboards are rather piss-poor, but I'm pretty sure the pandora doesn't use some kind of USB or PS/2 nonsense, so maybe there'd be less limitation for how many keys can be pressed at a time, just from the fact that it's more integrated in to the whole unit.
