takato14
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I get that, my point is if we used a more standard architecture like x86 it'd open up a world off programs to the Pandora that weren't available previously. PCSX2, Dolphin, Steam and all of its games, Minecraft, Photoshop... the list is endless.actually the GNU/Linux that Pandora runs is a portable operating system, that runs on dozens of different CPU's. It makes windows look like a bad joke.
It'd also mean that we wouldn't have to screw around with USB devices so much, since drivers for them are readily available.
			
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