Expensive Tetris!
Indeed, especially when I still have an original gameboy and tetris.
It does get used for other games too, recently been playing through Day of the Tentacle and Indiana Jones and the fate of atlantis on Scummvm.
Openpandora, the best handheld you will never get
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Indeed, especially when I still have an original gameboy and tetris.
It does get used for other games too, recently been playing through Day of the Tentacle and Indiana Jones and the fate of atlantis on Scummvm.
I'd actually get one if it had a little more RAM and could run windows 
(need something ultra portable for messing with ideas I have for whatever I'm programming when away from PC).
My Xperia X1 works for most of the other needs that this covers (aside from TV out and USB host) - can even boot some flavors of linux on it.
(need something ultra portable for messing with ideas I have for whatever I'm programming when away from PC).My Xperia X1 works for most of the other needs that this covers (aside from TV out and USB host) - can even boot some flavors of linux on it.
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I'd actually get one if it had a little more RAM and could run windows
My Xperia X1 works for most of the other needs that this covers (aside from TV out and USB host) - can even boot some flavors of linux on it.
I'm pretty sure there is a video of it running win95
Why does it need to run windows for you to program? Programming in Linux is easy peasy. I had intended to use it for portable programming but I program all day at work so don't have as much enthusiasm for personal projects these days.
Probably running Win 95 under QEMU or similiar which wouldn't cut it for my needs :S (pandora uses an ARM CPU which no released version of Windows runs on natively - tho Windows 8 apparently will and theres a version of NT also but very hard to get hold of).
Project I'm working on is aimed at the Windows platform (tho the backend is being built for linux) - I could adjust the syntax in one of the linux based IDEs but it would be handy to be able to compile and run stuff to for testing - much easier to do stuff the otherway around as I have a full debian environment image built for QEMU thats highly portable and 99% functional.
Project I'm working on is aimed at the Windows platform (tho the backend is being built for linux) - I could adjust the syntax in one of the linux based IDEs but it would be handy to be able to compile and run stuff to for testing - much easier to do stuff the otherway around as I have a full debian environment image built for QEMU thats highly portable and 99% functional.