prairiefire
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javaJake said:Chip said:
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javaJake said:Chip said:
Tark said:i am also especially full of expectation for the i2c accelerometer by thos_thom and the Solar Pandora by OpenStu
Do you know how to code? You will have to do more the just putting the parts on to make it work.azmodean said:IR
There's an internal UART already and it'd only take like $10 in parts to add a IR tranciever and led.
this might break compatibility with quite a few Pandora apps - I'm sure that devs are gonna write programs/emus/games/etc with the keyboard in mind. Removing it might make a lot of things not work properly.phi6 said:Maybe I would perhaps flip the screen, remove the keyboard and have it more like gp2x's form factor, I'm a big gaming fan and would not use the UMPC features much!
KRH said:Do you know how to code? You will have to do more the just putting the parts on to make it work.azmodean said:IR
There's an internal UART already and it'd only take like $10 in parts to add a IR tranciever and led.
Yes, I'm a Software Engineer. From what I can tell it will just be a matter of implementing a few serial protocols, and with any luck I'll just be able to port IR apps from other devices that do normally support IR instead.
azmodean said:KRH said:Do you know how to code? You will have to do more the just putting the parts on to make it work.azmodean said:IR
There's an internal UART already and it'd only take like $10 in parts to add a IR tranciever and led.
Yes, I'm a Software Engineer. From what I can tell it will just be a matter of implementing a few serial protocols, and with any luck I'll just be able to port IR apps from other devices that do normally support IR instead.
Sounds good. And you'll post a how-to here?
TaG said:azmodean said:KRH said:Do you know how to code? You will have to do more the just putting the parts on to make it work.azmodean said:IR
There's an internal UART already and it'd only take like $10 in parts to add a IR tranciever and led.
Yes, I'm a Software Engineer. From what I can tell it will just be a matter of implementing a few serial protocols, and with any luck I'll just be able to port IR apps from other devices that do normally support IR instead.
Sounds good. And you'll post a how-to here?
Yea I'll be posting everything, but I'm not sure if I'll be getting any from the first 3K <cry>