OpenPandora (an OMAP3-based handheld)

So you’ve got a system with 10 hours of battery life, wifi capability, 800*480  and OpenGL makes it suited for some interesting things in the future. You’ve also got gaming controls, but the “Open” in the name suggests that it is going t rely mainly on its reception and the number of people producing games and programs for this nifty little device. the ARM processor which is an upper end to the same model seen in phones means that only unix-like programs like Linux and Android are allowed, because of the lack of x86 that can support XP and other x86 OS’s

As for pricing, $330 is outside the realm of affordability. A PSPgo is $250 and a decent entry-level laptop can be purchased for $300. So depending on what you need to do, it may just be better to go for one of the other two. Unles of course you can get one of these for cheap, then I’d just do it for showing off or the bragging rights.

Well, here you have it folks, it seems that the new facebook layout is seemingly accessible by random people; me being just one of them. This new layout focuses on updating the left side bar, ultimately adding a more convenient way to check your latest messages, your updates, and friend requests.

I haven’t seen this for myself, but here.

32% smaller, 36% lighter and will consume 34% less energy than the previous generation

When it releases in September(everywhere), retail value will be $300. Hard drive size choices are 120GB and 250GB.

The new $300 price tag. Will also apply to 80GB fat PS3s ($400 for 160GB). starting tommorrow. Bargain hunters, start your engines.

Also, hands on experience says that the Power + Eject buttons have been changed to actual puttons, the Power supply is still built in (no power brick), and finally 2 USB ports and zero card readers. $24 dollar stand to be sold at its debut, since the system is less stable vertically than its predecessor.

Source: Gizmodo (1) ; Gizmodo (2) ; Akihabara news ( click on image)

via Gizmodo