Honestly, this is kinda what I would expect open inviting people to my house off the internet:Sugar_Kane said:I think it's incredible that Craig and Ed are inviting us to their homes to come and see the first real Pandoras. If this doesn't fill you with confidence in the project then I don't know what will. It's just a shame I'm so bloody far away from either.
Rathum said:Honestly, this is kinda what I would expect open inviting people to my house off the internet:Sugar_Kane said:I think it's incredible that Craig and Ed are inviting us to their homes to come and see the first real Pandoras. If this doesn't fill you with confidence in the project then I don't know what will. It's just a shame I'm so bloody far away from either.
barnesy said:Probably off topic for this thread (but then it has meandered quite a bit!), but I never quite understood why mass production is happening in Texas. I doubt it needs to be near TI, so it seems an odd location considering where everyone on the team is. Just curious, I'm sure there's a good reason.
EvilDragon said:Balzac2m said:craigix said:Hopefully several of you will drop by my house to try one out before then.
As I am from germany that would be pretty hard but I really hope ED invites us in aswell. It's under 4 hours on train and I don't have to pay it. Please ED, invite us!
Sure, you can come around, if you want to. Why not?
Have you tried wireless tether? It's the only app that makes the G1 get seriously hot. I agree that using the wifi as a client doesn't make it roast, however.Chip said:The Pandora uses the same wifi/BT chip as the G1. I have a G1, and the only time it gets noticeably warm is on long cell calls. I can browse over wifi for hours and it never gets warm.fusion_power said:Please don't forget that WIFI chips can get VERY warm, so is this part checked over a longer time Period?
Chip said:It looks like they're definitely going with the GP2X layout. For programming purposes, the latest kernel refers to the buttons by number, rather than by letter. They're numbered clockwise from the top, like this:PokeParadox said:I just wish default layout was decided upon ages ago. I don't care what the buttons are called I just care what button is what in code. It's been most frustrating have to rearrange my "in code" button layout because the button map is different again in another photo. I want to be able to say "Press B" in the game and know that the physical B button will do the same thing on any standard Pandora.
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This is as close to an official announcement as I can get... Until someone changes their mind again.
Yes, and you're right. Wifi teather does make the handset pretty warm. It also sucks the battery dry in under an hour. I don't know if it's just the nature of using both radios simultaneously, or if there's a bug in the program that is causing such high power usage. Either way, the Pandora won't be acting as a wifi/cell router, so it's not an issue for us.paulspiteri said:Have you tried wireless tether? It's the only app that makes the G1 get seriously hot.
It was decided that the SNES layout wasn't safe, so the GP2X layout was chosen because it's familiar to at least some users. Yes, the chances of Nintendo causing trouble over the button layout is remote, but even a small chance of big legal issues just isn't worth it. If it were my company and my money on the line, I'd have made the same call. Of course, I'd have gone with my NSEW button layout and avoided all this headache, but that's just me.Edy said:gp2x... ohh... not again...
fail!
Gruso said:They are.froboman said:Yeah. If they wanted to give us all equal opportunities to see the Pandora/s, they'd mail some out to the people that can't drive/fly to Craig's house.
Soon.
silly question, but has anyone actually contacted nintendo's legal department and gotten a statement from them about this? I'm sure it wouldn't take much more than a call or email. If they say no in writing then that can be upholdable in court if they try to pursue legal actions.Chip said:It was decided that the SNES layout wasn't safe, so the GP2X layout was chosen because it's familiar to at least some users. Yes, the chances of Nintendo causing trouble over the button layout is remote, but even a small chance of big legal issues just isn't worth it. If it were my company and my money on the line, I'd have made the same call. Of course, I'd have gone with my NSEW button layout and avoided all this headache, but that's just me.
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x68000 said:@Craig
Can make it over for a look anytime after 4:30 today. Let me know if thats ok
ps. i'll leave Nosferatu at the door
x68000 said:@Craig
Can make it over for a look anytime after 4:30 today. Let me know if thats ok
ps. i'll leave Nosferatu at the door