nubie said:
So the Pandora should run at 600mhz, and it should be 2 times as powerful as an ARM9 (11?), Will this mean Sega emulation at 60-70mhz? If so what will the battery life be like?
I looked up the processor (Cortex-A8) and I read that it has the ability to scale in speed from 600Mhz to 1Ghz+.
Cortex-A8 info.
Nice, if our unit is allowed to set its clocks and the silicon is stable at 65nm, oh boy

h34r:
I think that is just the architecture, and 600mhz is crazy anyway (My GP2x's never got much around 250mhz

, yes multiple slow clockers.).
Edit: look down at the bottom of the page, there are two versions one for 650mhz and one for 1100mhz, LP and GP, I don't know which we get.
So it is possible it is only good for 650mhz on average, but who cares, that is FAAAST!
On the subject of virtualization, this isn't supported is it?
I was just wondering if we could have GBA or DS cores run in a "box" with their own "memory" and then just take the IO to emulate the rest of the hardware in the processing time left over.
As far as I can tell we wouldn't be able to do that

. Still we should have plenty of processing power left over to do it the hard way.