So I ended up getting Palmer's Pandora from Bo a while back and fixing it up. It is in great condition except for a few flaws.
1. Right nub is a bit finnicky. Sometimes needs to be recalibrated or just spun around a bit after bootup.
2. The SD slot 2 is broken. Seems the lock mechanism broke because cards either get stuck in there or spring right out.
3. There are a few small, barely noticeable chips/dents/whatevers in the case on the right side. Picture here.
All of these issues can be fixed by yourself, ignored, or you can talk to EvilDragon of the OpenPandora boards (Major player in production of the Pandora)about sending it to him. He will most likely fix it for free.
For those of you who don't know much about this thing, it is a mini PC, about the size of a DMG. It is capable of emulating lots of consoles, playing many homebrew games, writing word documents, reading comics, playing movies, and much more. This is open source. It runs a full desktop Linux distro (XFCE under a customized version of Angstrom) and the software database is growing very rapidly. More info here.
Here is also a video to show it working and such.
I am asking for $300 shipped for this. I will also throw in a 4GB SD card loaded with some applications, emulators, ROMs, etc. While this may seem steep, consider that the only other options to get this device are to get a $350 preorder and wait months to get it (maybe years) or pay $500 to get one in 7 days.
1. Right nub is a bit finnicky. Sometimes needs to be recalibrated or just spun around a bit after bootup.
2. The SD slot 2 is broken. Seems the lock mechanism broke because cards either get stuck in there or spring right out.
3. There are a few small, barely noticeable chips/dents/whatevers in the case on the right side. Picture here.
All of these issues can be fixed by yourself, ignored, or you can talk to EvilDragon of the OpenPandora boards (Major player in production of the Pandora)about sending it to him. He will most likely fix it for free.
For those of you who don't know much about this thing, it is a mini PC, about the size of a DMG. It is capable of emulating lots of consoles, playing many homebrew games, writing word documents, reading comics, playing movies, and much more. This is open source. It runs a full desktop Linux distro (XFCE under a customized version of Angstrom) and the software database is growing very rapidly. More info here.
Here is also a video to show it working and such.
I am asking for $300 shipped for this. I will also throw in a 4GB SD card loaded with some applications, emulators, ROMs, etc. While this may seem steep, consider that the only other options to get this device are to get a $350 preorder and wait months to get it (maybe years) or pay $500 to get one in 7 days.