gtfoDead Ghost said:Ditch the keyboard, it doesn't belong in a gaming device.
Well, excluding the fact that it can install the entire library of Debian packages, Zodttd said he'd work on a dynarec'd DosBox. Not to mention the home computer emulators, which will probably be very popular.Dead Ghost said:atomicthumbs: As long as Pandora emulates a lot of console games, which don't have a keyboard, then yes, it's useless from this point of view. If it can play Dos games, then maybe. Or homegrew games, wtih keyboard support. But i think 90% of the games will be emulated console games, so there's no need for it. And for other stuff, other then gaming, i prefer a notebook or a EEE pc, thank you. If i really need a keyboard, it's can be on screen. If you think anyone will type novels or chat on that tiny keyboard, you're wrong.
And please, don't be rude if i have i different opinion then yours.
Oh god, If I get a look at the official render of a black pandora, I might have to order 2 Z_zMWeston said:The white color is one possibility. I like black too. I have renders in black, white, red and pink..... well ed did pink as a joke and I didn't keep that one!
The plastic injection molds are the big cost, choosing which color pellets to load in the machine is the easy part. Don't sweat the color. White always showed off the details the best in the drawing so it stayed that way for previews.
Exactly!leggymcjeggy said:But the keys gotta change, people text off phones with keys one third the size! This ain't a laptop, baby!
no but you can use the dual analogues which is pretty much the touch screen would emulate if you used it in a fps.Patch said:So much for being able to control FPS games using the touch screen then?