WEBVTT 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:03.930 Nice introduction, thanks. 00:00:03.930 --> 00:00:06.927 As you heard we'll talk about this little machine. 00:00:06.927 --> 00:00:11.925 It's about the size of a Nintendo DS, and there are a few peculiarities about it. 00:00:11.925 --> 00:00:15.389 First of all, there isn't a major corporation behind it. 00:00:15.389 --> 00:00:17.639 This isnt' a device by Sony, Nintendo, Samsung 00:00:17.639 --> 00:00:18.968 or some other large company. 00:00:18.968 --> 00:00:21.716 The idea was born back in 2007 00:00:21.716 --> 00:00:24.082 between a few people in an internet community 00:00:24.082 --> 00:00:26.110 who were saying: 00:00:26.110 --> 00:00:28.441 'so PSP and homebrew are nice, 00:00:28.441 --> 00:00:30.379 but it's annoying how all the time 00:00:30.379 --> 00:00:31.902 Sony keeps closing loopholes 00:00:31.902 --> 00:00:33.171 and then people hack it again, just so that 00:00:33.171 --> 00:00:35.328 we can run our own things on the device.' 00:00:35.328 --> 00:00:37.582 And this led to the idea, 'Hey ...' 00:00:37.582 --> 00:00:41.658 just a crazy idea at first: 'Let's try to build our own handheld.' 00:00:41.658 --> 00:00:45.603 To figure out whether there was any way to do this. 00:00:45.603 --> 00:00:47.932 And I'm one of those five people, 00:00:47.932 --> 00:00:50.227 and this took a while because 00:00:50.227 --> 00:00:52.167 there were many, many difficulties on the way. 00:00:52.167 --> 00:00:54.091 If anyone wants to make this sort of hardware 00:00:54.091 --> 00:00:57.827 they will at some point learn that it's not that easy. 00:00:57.827 --> 00:00:59.049 But we did make it this far. 00:00:59.049 --> 00:00:59.856 Now here we basically have 00:00:59.856 --> 00:01:04.811 a complete pocket-sized miniature PC. 00:01:04.811 --> 00:01:07.478 The great thing is, it's not just a PC, 00:01:07.478 --> 00:01:09.257 not just a tiny netbook, 00:01:09.257 --> 00:01:11.367 but we have game controls on here. 00:01:11.367 --> 00:01:12.853 The reason is simply that all of us have 00:01:12.853 --> 00:01:14.855 always been obstinate games, so ... 00:01:14.855 --> 00:01:16.725 it was really a design specification, 00:01:16.725 --> 00:01:19.206 we need excellent gaming controls. 00:01:19.206 --> 00:01:22.270 A lot of people have held this thing and said 00:01:22.270 --> 00:01:25.018 this D-Pad is among the best on the market. 00:01:25.018 --> 00:01:27.451 Apart from that we have analogue controls, 00:01:27.451 --> 00:01:29.174 we have a touchscreen in there 00:01:29.174 --> 00:01:32.927 and we have the usual shoulder and face buttons. 00:01:32.927 --> 00:01:35.478 In other words, this is a cross 00:01:35.478 --> 00:01:38.450 between a netbook and a game console: 00:01:38.450 --> 00:01:40.752 I can do word processing on this, 00:01:40.752 --> 00:01:43.365 I can surf the internet, I can have it play music, 00:01:43.365 --> 00:01:45.847 but I can just as easily use it for gaming. 00:01:45.847 --> 00:01:47.674 Another important feature is that it's open, that is, 00:01:47.674 --> 00:01:49.773 you won't need to jailbreak or unlock anything. 00:01:49.773 --> 00:01:52.009 You simply get on the internet, 00:01:52.009 --> 00:01:55.773 download games or emulators for free from hobbyist developers, 00:01:55.773 --> 00:02:00.194 throw them on this box, and off you go. 00:02:00.194 --> 00:02:02.334 How it works, and what you can do with it, 00:02:02.334 --> 00:02:04.773 we'll show you live on the big screen in a minute. 00:02:04.773 --> 00:02:07.407 But first a few basics: 00:02:07.407 --> 00:02:09.126 Like I said, we have a keyboard, 00:02:09.126 --> 00:02:13.232 gaming controls, high-res touchscreen, 00:02:13.232 --> 00:02:14.542 then in the back we have ... 00:02:14.542 --> 00:02:17.308 Don't be surprised that the colours on this don't match. 00:02:17.308 --> 00:02:20.198 This is a prototype which has differently-coloured case parts on purpose 00:02:20.198 --> 00:02:23.157 so I can easily tell it from the normal pandoras. 00:02:23.157 --> 00:02:24.735 So we have the power connector, 00:02:24.735 --> 00:02:28.288 USB, TV-out and a normal USB connection. 00:02:28.288 --> 00:02:29.833 It's really like a little PC: 00:02:29.833 --> 00:02:31.600 I can plug in an USB thumbdrive, 00:02:31.600 --> 00:02:33.080 I can plug in a harddisk, I can connect 00:02:33.080 --> 00:02:37.405 a DVB-T stick or a UMTS stick, and they'll work. 00:02:37.405 --> 00:02:41.470 And similarly, the operating system is pretty much like on a usual PC. 00:02:41.470 --> 00:02:43.737 I have my ordinary start menu, 00:02:43.737 --> 00:02:47.534 which I can navigate with the D-Pad, 00:02:47.534 --> 00:02:50.453 if I don't want to use the touchscreen all the time. 00:02:50.453 --> 00:02:53.603 I can move the mouse pointer with the analogue controls as well. 00:02:53.603 --> 00:02:57.684 For instance I can open my home directory, 00:02:57.684 --> 00:03:01.000 or check the SD card to see what's on there, so 00:03:01.000 --> 00:03:04.344 it really works much like any other PC. 00:03:04.344 --> 00:03:07.881 And if people are saying, 'Man, that's incredibly complicated!' 00:03:07.881 --> 00:03:09.754 It isn't really. 00:03:09.754 --> 00:03:11.696 We made the whole system behave in such a way that 00:03:11.696 --> 00:03:15.710 anyone who knows even a little about computers can use it. 00:03:15.710 --> 00:03:17.207 I get the games off the internet, 00:03:17.207 --> 00:03:20.050 download them, copy them to the SD card, 00:03:20.050 --> 00:03:22.809 I can even do this directly on the pandora, 00:03:22.809 --> 00:03:27.532 and then I can run the games right away. 00:03:27.532 --> 00:03:29.646 Of course there are quite a lot of games. 00:03:29.646 --> 00:03:32.859 A lot of them are linux ports, 00:03:32.859 --> 00:03:35.758 which means there's everything from tiny diversions 00:03:35.758 --> 00:03:38.776 up to relatively complicated and complex games. 00:03:38.776 --> 00:03:41.525 For instance, here we have ... 00:03:42.817 --> 00:03:46.369 Does anybody here know Battle for Wesnoth? 00:03:46.369 --> 00:03:49.723 That is one of the best strategy games 00:03:49.723 --> 00:03:52.326 available for linux, and it runs on the pandora 00:03:52.326 --> 00:03:57.134 perfectly well and in high resolution. 00:03:57.134 --> 00:04:00.002 That is, a small strategy game, pocket-sized, 00:04:00.002 --> 00:04:03.170 and completely free of charge too. 00:04:03.170 --> 00:04:06.237 The sound works, as you can here. Let's turn it down a bit. 00:04:06.237 --> 00:04:09.064 That's another important thing I forgot to mention earlier: 00:04:09.064 --> 00:04:10.496 We have a real volume control. 00:04:10.496 --> 00:04:11.955 Not like with many new handhelds 00:04:11.955 --> 00:04:14.515 where there's just a key combination or a couple of buttons for louder and softer, 00:04:14.515 --> 00:04:17.672 no, we have a nice volume wheel. 00:04:17.672 --> 00:04:21.573 Now here, if I start a campaign ... 00:04:22.511 --> 00:04:28.336 let's just go with the intro ... 00:04:28.336 --> 00:04:33.572 I have a classic strategy game right here on the big screen, 00:04:33.572 --> 00:04:38.088 or on the go on the device's own screen. 00:04:38.088 --> 00:04:41.351 Turn it down some more ... 00:04:41.351 --> 00:04:46.286 Loading can take a little while, like in the PC version. 00:04:46.286 --> 00:04:49.782 OK, let's skip the backstory. 00:04:50.874 --> 00:04:55.531 Right. ... 00:04:55.531 --> 00:04:56.824 Now as you can see 00:04:56.824 --> 00:04:59.088 everything runs well, scrolls smoothly 00:04:59.088 --> 00:05:02.686 as you'd expect from a turn-based game. 00:05:02.686 --> 00:05:06.338 And it's displayed in high resolution. 00:05:06.338 --> 00:05:08.200 Yeah, more backstory ... 00:05:08.200 --> 00:05:09.347 Right. Now here I can take control, 00:05:09.347 --> 00:05:13.396 navigate the map myself ... 00:05:13.396 --> 00:05:15.694 I can play my turn, 00:05:15.694 --> 00:05:19.698 move my units around as required 00:05:22.022 --> 00:05:23.923 and once I finish my turn, of course 00:05:23.923 --> 00:05:27.056 the computer opponent will do the same. 00:05:27.056 --> 00:05:29.423 So this is one type of complex game 00:05:29.423 --> 00:05:31.249 which you can run, and as you see, 00:05:31.249 --> 00:05:34.085 It does run well. 00:05:34.085 --> 00:05:36.248 Another thing this is really well-suited for, 00:05:36.248 --> 00:05:38.120 and one of the reasons we're all here, 00:05:38.120 --> 00:05:40.798 is retro games. 00:05:40.798 --> 00:05:43.562 And there's a lot of possibilities now, so 00:05:43.562 --> 00:05:48.509 one thing everybody knows, there is ... now where was it ... 00:05:48.509 --> 00:05:52.659 ScummVM ... 00:05:53.643 --> 00:05:58.604 Let me think where I keep my Scumm ... 00:05:58.604 --> 00:06:01.777 Exactly. 00:06:01.777 --> 00:06:03.767 Some may know this from their PC: 00:06:03.767 --> 00:06:06.005 There are ways and means now 00:06:06.005 --> 00:06:10.312 to revive the old Lucas Arts classics on modern hardware. 00:06:13.589 --> 00:06:18.006 Of course this is a case for the touchscreen. 00:06:18.006 --> 00:06:20.204 Most of you will have some vague memory of this one: 00:06:20.204 --> 00:06:22.602 Day of the Tentacle, a true PC classic. 00:06:22.602 --> 00:06:25.085 So these point and click adventures, 00:06:25.085 --> 00:06:29.176 I can carry with me and play them on the go. 00:06:29.176 --> 00:06:33.163 And they're well suited for a touchscreen, so 00:06:33.163 --> 00:06:36.375 I can have a look around, and use anything ... 00:06:36.375 --> 00:06:41.086 There's that too: PC classics, up to a Pentium 90 or so, will run on this. 00:06:41.086 --> 00:06:46.665 Or particularly these adventure-type games. 00:06:46.665 --> 00:06:48.423 Another thing you can do with this, 00:06:48.423 --> 00:06:52.931 and these are among the showcase projects: 00:06:52.931 --> 00:07:01.656 Let me just change the tv settings for this. 00:07:01.656 --> 00:07:05.540 PC emulation is one thing. 00:07:05.540 --> 00:07:07.081 But interestingly, this is also 00:07:07.081 --> 00:07:09.878 a portable playstation. 00:07:09.878 --> 00:07:11.211 You can use this thing 00:07:11.211 --> 00:07:12.739 to run playstagion games. 00:07:12.739 --> 00:07:16.396 Let me show you an example: 00:07:16.396 --> 00:07:18.638 Here's something you can also play on the tv at our stand. 00:07:18.638 --> 00:07:20.610 Here we have Spyro, 00:07:20.610 --> 00:07:22.600 a proper classic for the playstation, 00:07:22.600 --> 00:07:24.168 and as you can see, this thing runs 00:07:24.168 --> 00:07:28.339 at full speed, no problem there. 00:07:28.339 --> 00:07:31.613 Of course on the pandora's screen as well, 00:07:31.613 --> 00:07:33.917 it's running full speed. 00:07:33.917 --> 00:07:36.590 Particularly the fans of retro classics 00:07:36.590 --> 00:07:44.302 will really enjoy this machine. 00:07:44.302 --> 00:07:46.299 There are several other emulators as well, 00:07:46.299 --> 00:07:49.791 other classics of course. 00:07:49.791 --> 00:07:59.300 I expect everyone will recognise this one as well: 00:07:59.300 --> 00:08:03.272 Probably many of you, like me, grew up with him: 00:08:03.272 --> 00:08:07.076 Another classic, Sonic the Hedgehog. 00:08:07.076 --> 00:08:10.669 And of course there's no problem running this either. 00:08:10.669 --> 00:08:12.852 I just noticed, it's a little jerky here on the big TFT. 00:08:12.852 --> 00:08:15.163 Unfortunately these new TFT screens do this to old games, 00:08:15.163 --> 00:08:17.671 even if you plug in the original consoles. 00:08:17.671 --> 00:08:19.088 A lot of the times there's stuttering. 00:08:19.088 --> 00:08:20.458 But here on the small screen 00:08:20.458 --> 00:08:22.372 you see no stutter whatsoever. 00:08:22.372 --> 00:08:26.979 You can also test this over on the normal CRT television. 00:08:26.979 --> 00:08:30.451 So, yeah, that's just another thing. 00:08:30.451 --> 00:08:31.636 And then there's something which to me 00:08:31.636 --> 00:08:34.985 is like the holy Grail of emulation, 00:08:34.985 --> 00:08:38.698 so I'd quite like to show you. 00:08:38.698 --> 00:08:41.826 We have ... 00:08:41.826 --> 00:08:46.058 hold on a second, I'm launching the emulator ... 00:08:46.058 --> 00:08:52.008 There. 00:08:52.008 --> 00:08:56.036 This too has ... 00:08:56.036 --> 00:09:00.563 yes. 00:09:00.563 --> 00:09:06.135 This too has savestates. 00:09:06.135 --> 00:09:08.939 Again a lot of you will recognise this. 00:09:08.939 --> 00:09:11.368 If you've passed our stand, you'll have seen it somewhiere. 00:09:11.368 --> 00:09:15.928 This is the original Turrican 2. 00:09:15.928 --> 00:09:17.363 By which I mean, the genuine Amiga version, 00:09:17.363 --> 00:09:19.948 that is, I have a portable pocket-sized Amiga here. 00:09:19.948 --> 00:09:22.101 I have a portable C64, I have Super Nintendo, I have Playstation ... 00:09:22.101 --> 00:09:26.969 Here you see how smoothly it runs. 00:09:26.969 --> 00:09:36.008 ... so here I have an Amiga emulator with no issues. 00:09:36.008 --> 00:09:41.131 Including sound. 00:09:41.131 --> 00:09:43.337 Let's load another game which 00:09:43.337 --> 00:09:47.360 again quite a few might know ... 00:09:47.360 --> 00:09:53.899 Speedball 2. 00:09:53.899 --> 00:09:54.731 Here again it's nice to be able 00:09:54.731 --> 00:09:56.723 to work with savestates. 00:09:56.723 --> 00:09:58.181 This saves me the long loading times 00:09:58.181 --> 00:10:00.238 which the Amiga used to have. 00:10:00.238 --> 00:10:01.126 Well, and here I have 00:10:01.126 --> 00:10:05.806 another classic, Speedball 2, 00:10:05.806 --> 00:10:12.734 fitting in my pocket. 00:10:12.734 --> 00:10:17.052 And this is really the essential characteristic thing about this handheld. 00:10:17.052 --> 00:10:20.914 I have a complete emulation station for my pocket, 00:10:20.914 --> 00:10:23.453 I can develop my own software if I want to, 00:10:23.453 --> 00:10:26.338 but I can also join up with the community 00:10:26.338 --> 00:10:28.683 and work on various things, and, 00:10:28.683 --> 00:10:30.334 well, I can browse the internet, I can write email, 00:10:30.334 --> 00:10:34.456 I can play the old classics and run new games. 00:10:34.456 --> 00:10:37.959 All that in this little box which will fit in a pocket. 00:10:37.959 --> 00:10:40.218 In additon I have two SD card slots, 00:10:40.218 --> 00:10:44.753 so I can put up to 256 gigabytes of memory in there. 00:10:44.753 --> 00:10:46.891 Now, if you're wondering how long the battery will last ... 00:10:46.891 --> 00:10:50.911 We have a few pandoras lying around over there for people to play with, 00:10:50.911 --> 00:10:52.992 and we don't change the batteries on these. 00:10:52.992 --> 00:10:55.127 They run from morning to evening on one charge. 00:10:55.127 --> 00:10:58.672 We get 12 hours of playing out of that battery. 00:10:58.672 --> 00:10:59.967 Now if we just close the pandora 00:10:59.967 --> 00:11:04.029 and leave it lying around somewhere, then the battery will run up to 150, 160 hours, 00:11:04.029 --> 00:11:05.608 that is, on standby. 00:11:05.608 --> 00:11:07.546 At home I just have this lying around, 00:11:07.546 --> 00:11:09.338 and when I need it, when I want to play something, 00:11:09.338 --> 00:11:10.732 I just open it and play, 00:11:10.732 --> 00:11:14.226 and I recharge it like every three days. 00:11:14.226 --> 00:11:16.071 But the battery is replaceable too, which means 00:11:16.071 --> 00:11:20.191 I can buy a spare battery and keep one charged, 00:11:20.191 --> 00:11:23.898 so I could play 24 hours on two battery charges. 00:11:23.898 --> 00:11:25.202 Which I hope nobody will try, because 00:11:25.202 --> 00:11:28.010 that sort of thing isn't really healthy. 00:11:28.010 --> 00:11:30.298 But say I'm on a plane somewhere, 00:11:30.298 --> 00:11:32.020 if I'm traveling somewhere, 00:11:32.020 --> 00:11:34.208 I can simply read a book, I can simply type some text, 00:11:34.208 --> 00:11:38.232 or I can simply read some comics, listen to music, 00:11:38.232 --> 00:11:39.639 play a game or two, 00:11:39.639 --> 00:11:42.014 all on one device. 00:11:42.014 --> 00:11:45.735 And it is completely open too. The really important thing is the philosophy: 00:11:45.735 --> 00:11:47.744 This device must remain open. 00:11:47.744 --> 00:11:49.237 You will never have the problem that 00:11:49.237 --> 00:11:51.811 one day a firmware update breaks something 00:11:51.811 --> 00:11:53.689 because we want to block that activity, 00:11:53.689 --> 00:11:56.239 but rather, the point of this device is: 00:11:56.239 --> 00:11:58.971 People can do with it whatever they want. 00:11:58.971 --> 00:12:01.682 There are different operating systems too. 00:12:01.682 --> 00:12:03.951 Our factory default is to put on a fairly quick Linux system. 00:12:03.951 --> 00:12:06.397 To demonstrate the 'quick' part of that, 00:12:06.397 --> 00:12:07.872 I'll show a little example. 00:12:07.872 --> 00:12:12.693 Now if I just launch a word processor 00:12:12.693 --> 00:12:16.575 and then maybe some document viewer on top of that, 00:12:16.575 --> 00:12:21.177 so I can load a PDF ... there. 00:12:21.177 --> 00:12:23.954 Here we have a small PDF document. 00:12:23.954 --> 00:12:27.138 I can move the windows around as usual, I can switch here, 00:12:27.138 --> 00:12:29.327 like on an ordinary PC, 00:12:29.327 --> 00:12:31.386 and as you see, this really works without issues. 00:12:31.386 --> 00:12:33.769 I can maximise and minimise windows, 00:12:33.769 --> 00:12:37.301 and it just works with no particular slowdowns. 00:12:37.301 --> 00:12:38.580 Now I can just decide 00:12:38.580 --> 00:12:42.831 to grab the keyboard 00:12:42.831 --> 00:12:48.008 and I can simply type away. 00:12:48.008 --> 00:12:50.124 As you can see, once you're used to the keyboard 00:12:50.124 --> 00:12:52.681 you can type very quickly with this thing. 00:12:52.681 --> 00:12:55.396 This is another advantage compared to smartphones: 00:12:55.396 --> 00:12:57.003 I do have a smartphone with a keyboard, 00:12:57.003 --> 00:12:58.855 but that's so small and fiddly 00:12:58.855 --> 00:13:01.171 there's no way to really write on that. 00:13:01.171 --> 00:13:04.412 But on the pandora, I can. 00:13:04.412 --> 00:13:08.495 I have here a proper all-in-one device, 00:13:08.495 --> 00:13:10.843 which is also very well supported by its community, that is, 00:13:10.843 --> 00:13:14.600 I go on the internet and I can chat with other users, 00:13:14.600 --> 00:13:16.968 and I can talk directly to the developers, 00:13:16.968 --> 00:13:20.597 which I don't think is possible with any other device on the market, 00:13:20.597 --> 00:13:23.199 and I can discuss suggestions, write my own software, 00:13:23.199 --> 00:13:26.697 and all that goes into the community in turn. 00:13:26.697 --> 00:13:28.846 Now many people might say 'All right, Linux ... 00:13:28.846 --> 00:13:30.967 there's not a huge number of games.' 00:13:30.967 --> 00:13:33.587 Well, there's another option, 00:13:33.587 --> 00:13:35.403 which I'll show you just briefly. 00:13:35.403 --> 00:13:36.339 Because we can also 00:13:36.339 --> 00:13:39.944 run a complete Android on this. 00:13:39.944 --> 00:13:42.487 So if you're thinking 'OK, Android has a few neat games, 00:13:42.487 --> 00:13:47.528 but gaming's just not the same without a D-Pad' 00:13:47.528 --> 00:13:51.082 then you can run your games on this. 00:13:51.082 --> 00:13:58.241 Let's see: Ooooh, I might need my other SD card for htis. 00:13:58.241 --> 00:14:01.697 Do I ... yes, I do. 00:14:01.697 --> 00:14:13.019 I'll just quickly switch cards. 00:14:13.019 --> 00:14:14.207 Right. 00:14:14.207 --> 00:14:19.089 Another nice feature: All the software and the games are stored on SD cards, as I mentioned. 00:14:19.089 --> 00:14:22.169 Now if I just remove my card and put it in another pandora, 00:14:22.169 --> 00:14:25.327 I'll have all my saves and all my software 00:14:25.327 --> 00:14:27.373 right there on the other pandora. 00:14:27.373 --> 00:14:29.033 So that's another nice thing: 00:14:29.033 --> 00:14:31.460 If you're running two or three of these at home, and everyone has their SD card ... 00:14:31.460 --> 00:14:34.145 there's no need to transfer the data from one device to the other by some detour, 00:14:34.145 --> 00:14:40.641 because it's really all right there on the card. 00:14:40.641 --> 00:14:41.755 Right. Now here we see ... 00:14:41.755 --> 00:14:44.118 I'm just quickly booting Android. 00:14:44.118 --> 00:14:46.718 That runs reasonably quickly on the Pandora as well, 00:14:46.718 --> 00:14:48.940 and it'll let us demonstrate what's possible e.g. in terms of 3D. 00:14:48.940 --> 00:14:57.238 Just takes a while to start. 00:14:57.238 --> 00:15:01.414 Now. This will look familiar to anyone who has a smartphone. 00:15:01.414 --> 00:15:02.680 We have no internet connection at the moment, 00:15:02.680 --> 00:15:05.970 which is why it can't update the weather information. 00:15:05.970 --> 00:15:08.097 So here I have your basic Android. 00:15:08.097 --> 00:15:10.892 As you can see it's quite responsive too. 00:15:10.892 --> 00:15:12.745 Now for a demo I'll use 00:15:12.745 --> 00:15:18.529 this little racing game I once bought for 2 Euros. 00:15:18.529 --> 00:15:24.459 And again here: Sound works. 00:15:24.459 --> 00:15:26.427 And the nice thing is, this game runs 00:15:26.427 --> 00:15:29.211 entirely using the gaming controls. 00:15:29.211 --> 00:15:32.568 So I don't have to fiddle with the screen, 00:15:32.568 --> 00:15:35.963 but I can play it while looking at the big TV. 00:15:35.963 --> 00:15:38.319 And here you also see what this thing can do 3D-wise. 00:15:38.319 --> 00:15:41.536 We have beautiful, high-resolution 3D graphics, 00:15:41.536 --> 00:15:47.643 which is also running smoothly with no problem. 00:15:47.643 --> 00:15:48.895 So it's really ... 00:15:48.895 --> 00:15:51.556 It's not so easy to explain the Pandora, 00:15:51.556 --> 00:15:53.242 because it's quite the grab bag of features, 00:15:53.242 --> 00:15:55.042 and it does practically everything. 00:15:55.042 --> 00:15:56.724 Now that I see your Angry Birds T-shirt over there: 00:15:56.724 --> 00:15:58.332 Angry Birds would of course run as well, 00:15:58.332 --> 00:16:01.374 because it does have a touchscreen. 00:16:01.374 --> 00:16:04.477 So there again I have quite a few options. 00:16:04.477 --> 00:16:07.256 For instance, a classic like World of Goo, 00:16:07.256 --> 00:16:10.673 another typical touchscreen game, which runs smoothly as well. 00:16:10.673 --> 00:16:22.119 The intro ... 00:16:22.119 --> 00:16:23.687 So if I go here and start a level, 00:16:23.687 --> 00:16:30.159 via 3d again, 00:16:30.159 --> 00:16:34.678 'Flying Machine' 00:16:34.678 --> 00:16:36.442 Again it's easy to see ... 00:16:36.442 --> 00:16:37.899 Well, on the device's own screen it's less jerky. 00:16:37.899 --> 00:16:39.796 Looks like once again the big screen can' t keep up. 00:16:39.796 --> 00:16:45.469 But ... 00:16:45.469 --> 00:16:46.998 Again you can see 00:16:46.998 --> 00:16:50.407 that the touchscreen works beautifully here. 00:16:50.407 --> 00:16:52.438 And, well, that's pretty much it for this level, 00:16:52.438 --> 00:16:56.381 if you know this level, because they're floating upwards now. 00:16:56.381 --> 00:16:59.801 But once again: Android games on the go, 00:16:59.801 --> 00:17:02.051 linux games on the go, emulators on the go, 00:17:02.051 --> 00:17:07.936 and everything is open, and whoever wants to can do something helpful within the community. 00:17:07.936 --> 00:17:11.216 Now. If anyone has any questions about this device, I'm available and happy to explain. 00:17:11.216 --> 00:17:13.096 Maybe some questions have come up. 00:17:13.096 --> 00:17:14.787 Otherwise, we have our stand over there 00:17:14.787 --> 00:17:16.422 with several Pandoras for you to try out. 00:17:16.422 --> 00:17:20.978 And our staff is threre, who will answer any questions about the device, 00:17:20.978 --> 00:17:23.189 and who will be happy to demonstrate things. 00:17:23.189 --> 00:17:26.818 The price, with the normal version, is 440 Euros. 00:17:26.818 --> 00:17:34.104 We basically have ... in two weeks we're offering another, slightly faster version. 00:17:34.104 --> 00:17:35.925 That will be 666 Euros, 00:17:35.925 --> 00:17:38.737 but that's mainly useful if you want to 00:17:38.737 --> 00:17:41.084 do PC emulation mainly. 00:17:41.084 --> 00:17:44.054 That'll run Win 95 with Starcraft, for instance. 00:17:44.054 --> 00:17:48.254 Or if I want to use this PC to have Firefox open with 20 tabs. 00:17:48.254 --> 00:17:49.715 But if all I want to do is play, 00:17:49.715 --> 00:17:52.378 like Playstation etc., all that will run on the ordinary version, 00:17:52.378 --> 00:17:55.794 entirely at full speed. 00:17:55.794 --> 00:17:57.488 And that really is, weeeelll... 00:17:57.488 --> 00:17:59.195 this device is special in the sense 00:17:59.195 --> 00:18:01.170 that there's a really small team behind it. 00:18:01.170 --> 00:18:03.329 I think it's really the first one that I know of 00:18:03.329 --> 00:18:07.195 which wasn't developed by a major company. 00:18:07.195 --> 00:18:09.641 By the way, we funded the whole thing through a community 00:18:09.641 --> 00:18:12.419 before Kickstarter was a thing. 00:18:12.419 --> 00:18:13.573 And if you're thinking, 'hey, didn't I hear 00:18:13.573 --> 00:18:15.812 about this device four years ago?' 00:18:15.812 --> 00:18:17.115 That's correct. 00:18:17.115 --> 00:18:19.570 We had major issues with our assembly company in Texas, 00:18:19.570 --> 00:18:23.503 they never managed to get the process right, and caused us a lot of wastage. 00:18:23.503 --> 00:18:26.598 Now we've moved production to Germany, and all of a sudden it's going well. 00:18:26.598 --> 00:18:29.805 We can now produce up to 250 units per week. 00:18:29.805 --> 00:18:30.965 So there's no shortage any more. 00:18:30.965 --> 00:18:32.980 You can now order this on the internet, 00:18:32.980 --> 00:18:36.505 and it'll be delivered right away. 00:18:36.505 --> 00:18:37.291 Any other questions? 00:18:37.291 --> 99:59:59.999 Or requests to show something?