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Buy An OpenPandora
OtherSilhouette (2013-07-26 05:29:44)Edit:
Well, technically, the only thing "illegal" about this is emulation. The law could care less if I bought an unknown system and was checking Facebook on its online browser. If you don't want to emulate, well, its half Linux, you'll find other amazing legal ways to use it. You could download some free PC game and play it instead. And emulation is not illegal if you own the game you are emulating. I could buy Kirby Super Star and emulate it and it'd be perfectly legal.
2013-07-26 12:42:37
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Hi strangers. I'd like to aware you all of a system called the OpenPandora. Before I go on, im just gonna say that if you have anything against pirates or emulation, then leave this thread. Its what the OpenPandora's all about.
So, what the heck is an OpenPandora? Obviously not one of the big three gaming industries, I never heard of it! That is because its produced by a small company. The OpenPandora is a cross between a Linux PC and a handheld videogame. But here's what is so wonderful- its a handheld, approximately as big as a DS! It fits perfectly in your pocket! Its battery lasts a good 10 hours, and if you keep the light down, approximately 20.
This gaming system doesn't run on silly cartridges, it runs on SD cards. This system has no games, you see, because its used for emulation. It emulates games from the TI-99 (old retro computer) to a Sony PSP! And the newest version runs on 1 GHz, which is lightning fast.
Left: OpenPandora Rebirth Edition Right: OpenPandora 1GHz Edition
Prices. The Rebirth Edition costs $300, while the 1GHz Edition costs $600. Not sure for other currencies, i've only investigated on the American dealers. However, on eBay, you can save a couple hundred for a slightly used one.
The official site is here: http://openpandora.org/
I know what im buying next.
2013-07-26 12:37:55