It is very overpriced as a handheld gaming device. It is also overpriced as a media player. And overpriced as a PDA, not to mention overpriced for a only 900 Mhz srtong mobile linux box...Skofo said:You think that most people are interested in an overpriced handheld gaming device that is sold out until next year?
The 430mhz graphics chip.mali said:and where is the second CPU?
mazza558 said:The 430mhz graphics chip.mali said:and where is the second CPU?
Plus, there are still a lot of people who've never heard of the Pandora. Digg is a lot more mainstream than Engadget or Slashdot IMO.
That's the DSP. But calling it CPU is a little confusing. People may interpret that as dual core.
mali said:I think it's written a bit too fanboyish
That's pretty much the hallmark of this forum recently, which is a shame.
Attitude is not a buzzword.mazza558 said:You HAVE to use buzzwords and other sickening marketing-speak to get things on the front page these days. Sorry, but you'll have to put up with it.
Pleng said:Attitude is not a buzzword.mazza558 said:You HAVE to use buzzwords and other sickening marketing-speak to get things on the front page these days. Sorry, but you'll have to put up with it.
Attitudix, short for 'Attitude Inspired Graphics Core', could be a buzzword (if it existed!) but Attitude is not a buzzword. It was a word often used for marketing hype in the late ninties, but not a buzzword.
The article, I'm sorry to say, is appalling. It gives very little info, has no pictures, and promotes nothing. As other people have pointed out, there is no point right now in promoting something that isn't available for consumers to purchase. Especially as the OpenPandora website is horribly out of date right now (Q&A 'It is already available to selected developers and preorders on September the 30th for casual users via UK, USA, Canada, Germany and Turkey' for example), which doesn't give a very good view of the company behind the 'dora!
I'll be surprised if it does reach the frontpage now anyway. It's got 4 more hours to get about 30 more diggs.
No, you have to make a lot of "friends" and play the system 23/7. Even complete bullshit makes it on the front page of Digg, which is why I left it.mazza558 said:You HAVE to use buzzwords and other sickening marketing-speak to get things on the front page these days. Sorry, but you'll have to put up with it.