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<p>Purplepup: </p> <hr /> <div>The Pandora is a seventh-generation handheld game console. When it is released, estimated for April/May 2008, it will be the most powerful handheld games console available.<br /> [[Image:Pandora floppy and SD comparison front.jpg|Right|thumb|200px|The Pandora open-source game system.]]<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> <br /> The Pandora will run a Linux distribution. There will be no fees for developer tools and hence anyone will be free to develop and release games for the system. <br /> <br /> ===Core===<br /> <br /> The Pandora uses a Texas Instruments OMAP 3530 System-on-Chip. This includes the ARM Cortex-A8 processor, the TI C64X programmable DSP, the PowerVR SGX 530 3D accelerator and supporting components.<br /> <br /> ====Storage====<br /> The first revision of the console will include 128MB of DDR RAM, and 256MB of onboard flash memory. More storage space will be available through 2 Secure Digital card slots and via USB host capabilities for connecting any standard USB flash drive and hard drive.<br /> <br /> ===Input and output===<br /> The Pandora includes two analog pads, a directional pad, 4 action buttons, 2 shoulder buttons, 3 function buttons (start/select/home), and a QWERTY keyboard. <br /> <br /> ====Display====<br /> The Pandora's display will be a 800*480 display, which additionally will have touchscreen functionality.<br /> <br /> =====TV-out=====<br /> The Pandora will have the ability to output S-video and composite signals to television sets. In addition, picture-in-picture and seperate signals for the TV and LCD will be supported.<br /> <br /> ====Sound====<br /> The Pandora will have a high-quality sound DAC, and an ADC and internal microphone for recording. A pair of stereo speakers is built into the display. The volume control is a slider.<br /> <br /> ====Keyboard====<br /> The Pandora will have an almost-full QWERTY keyboard, with additional keys using Function. Control will likely be mapped onto one of the action or shoulder buttons.<br /> <br /> more here.<br /> <br /> [[Category:FAQ]]</div>

Purplepup https://pandorawiki.org/index.php?title=Pandora&diff=66 2008-03-05T22:54:06Z

<p>Purplepup: /* Keyboard */</p> <hr /> <div>The Pandora is a seventh-generation handheld game console. When it is released, estimated for April/May 2008, it will be the powerful handheld games console available.<br /> [[Image:Pandora floppy and SD comparison front.jpg|Right|thumb|200px|The Pandora open-source game system.]]<br /> <br /> ==Overview==<br /> <br /> The Pandora will run a Linux distribution. There will be no fees for developer tools and hence anyone will be free to develop and release games for the system. <br /> <br /> ===Core===<br /> <br /> The Pandora uses a Texas Instruments OMAP 3530 System-on-Chip. This includes the ARM Cortex-A8 processor, the TI C64X programmable DSP, the PowerVR SGX 530 3D accelerator and supporting components.<br /> <br /> ====Storage====<br /> The first revision of the console will include 128MB of DDR RAM, and 256MB of onboard flash memory. More storage space will be available through 2 Secure Digital card slots and via USB host capabilities for connecting any standard USB flash drive and hard drive.<br /> <br /> ===Input and output===<br /> The Pandora includes two analog pads, a directional pad, 4 action buttons, 2 shoulder buttons, 3 function buttons (start/select/home), and a QWERTY keyboard. <br /> <br /> ====Display====<br /> The Pandora's display will be a 800*480 display, which additionally will have touchscreen functionality.<br /> <br /> =====TV-out=====<br /> The Pandora will have the ability to output S-video and composite signals to television sets. In addition, picture-in-picture and seperate signals for the TV and LCD will be supported.<br /> <br /> ====Sound====<br /> The Pandora will have a high-quality sound DAC, and an ADC and internal microphone for recording. A pair of stereo speakers is built into the display. The volume control is a slider.<br /> <br /> ====Keyboard====<br /> The Pandora will have an almost-full QWERTY keyboard, with additional keys using Function. Control will likely be mapped onto one of the action or shoulder buttons.<br /> <br /> more here.</div>

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