The Pandora chages via the mini USB port so you can charge it via any USB port on any computer or device that has powered USB. IF you need mains power It will likely work the same way that the Motorola Razor phones do. A general mini usb cable that connects to simple wall wart with 5v 500Ma usb connector on the bottom. Like This in the US or this in the UK.ID10T said:Will the supplied PSU/charger take both 110V and 220V on the input side?
I hope to have the Pandora as my main travel companion.
Some gadgets I have bought came with PSUs that can take either mains voltage,
which is great for portable devices.
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I don't think the physical shape of the socket is the issue.Kloplop321 said:I am sure that it would make manufacturing easier if the A/C to D/C converter as the PSU handled that, however, the plugs are different sized, which stops that concept. Due to different plug formats, the adapters will have to be for that specific region of electrical outlet format.
Reminds me about how my New Zealand friend was struggling to find a New Zealand adapter for a laptop he bought, as it came with an American one.
Where did you get that information? I'm pretty sure it was announced that the Pandora would have a dedicated AC-in port. Besides, with the current limitations on USB, charging the Pandora's battery through USB would be a royal pain in the nether regions.mindlord said:The Pandora chages via the mini USB port so you can charge it via any USB port on any computer or device that has powered USB. IF you need mains power It will likely work the same way that the Motorola Razor phones do.
That's not entirely true. I have a battery charger which has a 2 prong US plug, but it accepts both Euro and American voltages. It just requires a very cheap plug adapter (as opposed to a voltage adapter). And it's designed to sit flat to the wall, so it doesn't work quite so elegantly with the adapter on...Kloplop321 said:I am sure that it would make manufacturing easier if the A/C to D/C converter as the PSU handled that, however, the plugs are different sized, which stops that concept. Due to different plug formats, the adapters will have to be for that specific region of electrical outlet format.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandora_(cons...#SpecificationsKarel Jansens said:Where did you get that information?
http://openpandora.ca/ says they same thing and that's MWeston's site.Kloplop321 said:Although openpandora.org links to it, somebody may have just slipped it in, as people like CraigX are not in control of it. I hope it is true :huh:
MWeston is the Pandora's hardware designer, fool.Kloplop321 said:MWeston isn't on the Developer team, but I guess since he revealed the Bluetooth addition, it should be believable.
:lol: :lol: :lol:Kloplop321 said:MWeston isn't on the Developer team, but I guess since he revealed the Bluetooth addition, it should be believable.
The 'M' in 'MWeston' stands for Michael.Kloplop321 said:Well I didn't know. I even looked up on the open Pandora site and looked at the list on the blog page..
Considering all the contributions made by "MWeston" in his posts and on openpandora.ca, and seeing that you recently joined the forums and people who've been here longer told you he's part of the development team, I'd figure it'd be easy to figure out that "MWeston" is probably the "Michael" referred to on openpandora.org. The rest of us at least never had any trouble putting two and two together and knew it was MWestonKloplop321 said:Ahh, well NOW I know that. could have had (A.K.A. MWeston) next to it..