The Pandora computer resembles a Nokia N810 on steroids:

http://boards.openpandora.org/page/homepage.html

It looks promising as a replacement for the Nokia N810 but is expensive, currently $609 in the United States.

There might be a trademark conflict between the Pandora handheld computer and the Pandora music service.

Someone has find the exit of his cave....

Or he woke up from a coma after 4 years )

I remember reading about the Pandora when it was a concept on the Zaurus user's web site. There seems to have been no discussion about the Pandora on this web site, so I mentioned it here. The Pandora didn't actually become widely available until the past two years, according to the Pandora web site.

There are many games/apps/emulators ported from pandora to the N900 already for many years now....
YOUR last post was dated back in 2010.... :P

So, you define two years as, "many," years?

I haven't posted here in a while, because I didn't have much to say. I originally owned a Nokia N800 and recently purchased a new Nokia N810 from eBay for $60. Even though the N810 had a dead battery, it was a good deal.

I did a search for the word, "Pandora," on this web site and found no matches prior to starting this thread. Since this section of the web site is for discussing competitors to the Nokia devices, this is the appropriate place to discuss a competitor like the Pandora.

Two years is many years in terms of technology.

Especially consumer electronics, where 9 months is the norm.

Popular to disbelief, the OpenPandora will ship in Two Months. Have Fatih.

Two years?
We're almost in 2014 already....
(and your last post was at 27 march 2010... so, do the math)

anyway, I've done a simple search here on tmo, there are many threads talking about the openpandora... (use the 'power search')