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Cheese: New page: The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is the spiritual successor to other open handheld consoles such as the GP32 and GP2X. The device is open,...

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New page: The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is the spiritual successor to other open handheld consoles such as the GP32 and GP2X. The device is open,...

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The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is the spiritual successor to other open handheld consoles such as the GP32 and GP2X. The device is open, meaning you can use it however you like and there are no restrictions or fees placed on developers, so anyone can write and release software for it. [[Pandora | more...]]

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−	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is similar in concept to systems like the GP2X, but more powerful and more featured. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you'd like. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. Plenty of games and emulators are available as well.[Pandora \| More...]]	+	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is similar in concept to systems like the GP2X, but more powerful and more featured. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you'd like. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. Plenty of games and emulators are available as well. [[Pandora \| More...]]

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−	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is similar in concept to systems like the GP2X, but more powerful and more featured. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you'd like. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. ~~It's no slouch in the gaming department either, with loads~~ of emulators ~~and games~~ available.[[Pandora \| More...]]	+	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is similar in concept to systems like the GP2X, but more powerful and more featured. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you'd like. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. Plenty of games and emulators are available as well.[Pandora \| More...]]

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−	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is similar in concept to systems like the GP2X, but more powerful and more featured. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you '~~dlike~~. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. It's no slouch in the gaming department either, with loads of emulators and games available.[[Pandora \| More...]]	+	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is similar in concept to systems like the GP2X, but more powerful and more featured. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you'd like. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. It's no slouch in the gaming department either, with loads of emulators and games available.[[Pandora \| More...]]

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−	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is ~~the spiritual successor~~ to ~~other open handheld consoles, such as~~ the GP2X ~~or the Wiz~~. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you 'dlike. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. It's no slouch in the gaming department either, with loads of emulators and games available.[[Pandora \| More...]]	+	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is similar in concept to systems like the GP2X, but more powerful and more featured. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you 'dlike. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. It's no slouch in the gaming department either, with loads of emulators and games available.[[Pandora \| More...]]

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−	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is the spiritual successor to other open handheld consoles, such as the GP2X or the Wiz. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you 'dlike. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. ~~Of course, it~~'s no slouch in the gaming department either, with loads of emulators and games available.[[Pandora \| More...]]	+	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is the spiritual successor to other open handheld consoles, such as the GP2X or the Wiz. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you 'dlike. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost. It's no slouch in the gaming department either, with loads of emulators and games available.[[Pandora \| More...]]

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−	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is the spiritual successor to other open handheld consoles such as the ~~GP32 and~~ GP2X. The device is open, meaning you can use it however you ~~like and there~~ are no restrictions ~~or fees placed~~ on ~~developers, so anyone~~ can write and release software for it. [[Pandora \| more...]]	+	The Pandora is a combination of a handheld game console and miniature computer. It is the spiritual successor to other open handheld consoles, such as the GP2X or the Wiz. The device is open, meaning that you can use it however you 'dlike. There are absolutely no restrictions on the Pandora whatsoever. You are free (and encouraged) to do whatever you'd like with it. Anyone can write, port, and release software for it at no cost.[[Pandora \| more...]]