joseluisjazz
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PoisonedV said:buy a laptop
Thanks, I've already bought a handtop named Pandora. That's why I am here, and you?
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PoisonedV said:buy a laptop
Mia said:Pinnacle of software for me would be fullspeed Sega Model 2 emulation. Arcade-perfect portable Sega Rally and Daytona USA would be beyond awesome.
Tokiopop said:Full speed N64 and ports of the Infinity engine and Homeworld = very happy me.
No, Baldurs Gate 2! I installed Windows on my Mac just so I could play that game.Lunatic said:Tokiopop said:Full speed N64 and ports of the Infinity engine and Homeworld = very happy me.
Plansescape: Torment would be the bees' knees.
prepare to be dissapointedNear-kun said:There are some things I expect from Pandora...
* Full OpenOffice Support
* Compatibility with Android Apps
* Playable emulators for Dreamcast and PSP (tho I wish for Saturn and DS too...)
* Ability to run NetBeans (or perhaps even Eclipse, which have full Android Dev support from google...)
One thing that I wished for is the ability to play multiplayer online with other pandora owners...
(perhaps with some kind of chat enabled via keyboard?)
Optomistic as always.PoisonedV said:prepare to be dissapointedNear-kun said:There are some things I expect from Pandora...
* Full OpenOffice Support
* Compatibility with Android Apps
* Playable emulators for Dreamcast and PSP (tho I wish for Saturn and DS too...)
* Ability to run NetBeans (or perhaps even Eclipse, which have full Android Dev support from google...)
One thing that I wished for is the ability to play multiplayer online with other pandora owners...
(perhaps with some kind of chat enabled via keyboard?)
Tokiopop said:No, Baldurs Gate 2! I installed Windows on my Mac just so I could play that game.Lunatic said:Tokiopop said:Full speed N64 and ports of the Infinity engine and Homeworld = very happy me.
Plansescape: Torment would be the bees' knees.
...then I found out there was a Mac version...
Excuse me whilst I change my underwearEnverex said:Tokiopop said:No, Baldurs Gate 2! I installed Windows on my Mac just so I could play that game.Lunatic said:Tokiopop said:Full speed N64 and ports of the Infinity engine and Homeworld = very happy me.
Plansescape: Torment would be the bees' knees.
...then I found out there was a Mac version...
GemRB works pretty well these days and has already been ported to ARM and OpenGLES so you'll get to play all the Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale and Planescape Torment games natively.
Good luck getting 100 hours of battery life on a Pandora while recording, playing audio, running Firefox and emulating an N64.Mr.Confuzed said:Good luck getting a decent laptop with a 100 hour battery.
It's advertised at 10 hours, not 100Lozrus said:Good luck getting 100 hours of battery life on a Pandora while recording, playing audio, running Firefox and emulating an N64.Mr.Confuzed said:Good luck getting a decent laptop with a 100 hour battery.
The mythical 100 hours is just a guess at what might be possible while playing mp3's with the screen off, processor clocked right down and a specially developed codec running on the DSP.
You know, I just knew somebody would say something like that. Maybe not a page later... I'm wondering how long it would last on a regular laptop battery though.Lozrus said:Good luck getting 100 hours of battery life on a Pandora while recording, playing audio, running Firefox and emulating an N64.Mr.Confuzed said:Good luck getting a decent laptop with a 100 hour battery.
The mythical 100 hours is just a guess at what might be possible while playing mp3's with the screen off, processor clocked right down and a specially developed codec running on the DSP.
Last time I checked (about 5 years ago), there was no possible way to play Sega Rally (arcade version) on a PC.Pleng said:Mia said:Pinnacle of software for me would be fullspeed Sega Model 2 emulation. Arcade-perfect portable Sega Rally and Daytona USA would be beyond awesome.
Ahh now there's an idea.
Daytona should hopefully be covered by Dreamcast emulation but Sega Rally is proving a real sticking point. If the PSP version is anything like the X Box 360 then there's no real hope there.
I have no idea about Model 2 emulation really. IS it likely to happen on Pandora? And would it be easier or more difficult than, for example, Saturn emulation? Is there an OS Model 2 emulator out there?
Is Model 2 backwards compatible with Model 1? Would Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter work, for example?
Tokiopop said:Excuse me whilst I change my underwearEnverex said:Tokiopop said:No, Baldurs Gate 2! I installed Windows on my Mac just so I could play that game.Lunatic said:Tokiopop said:Full speed N64 and ports of the Infinity engine and Homeworld = very happy me.
Plansescape: Torment would be the bees' knees.
...then I found out there was a Mac version...
GemRB works pretty well these days and has already been ported to ARM and OpenGLES so you'll get to play all the Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale and Planescape Torment games natively.
Do they work pretty well? Are there any videos of them working?