Pandora platform. For instance, in 2014 an ARM architecture version of the 1998 video game StarCraft was generated by static recompilation from the original x86 version. In 2015, a similar port of Diablo II followed. Technical specifications There are several Pandora variants. Pandora Classic Texas Instruments OMAP3530 SoC ARM Cortex-A8 CPU @ 600 MHz PowerVR SGX530 @ 110 MHz IVA2+ audio and video processor with TMS320C64x+ DSP Core @ 430 MHz using DaVinci technology 256 MiB DDR-333 SDRAM 512 MB NAND flash memory Integrated Wi-Fi 802.11b/g Integrated Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR (3 Mbit/s) (Class 2, +4dBm) 800×480 resolution touchscreen LCD, 4.3" widescreen, 16.7 million colors (300 cd/m2 brightness, 450:1 contrast ratio) Dual SDHC card slots (currently supporting up to 32 GB of storage each, supports SDIO) Gamepad controls with 2 shoulder buttons Dual analog nubs; 15 mm diameter, concave, 2.5 mm travel from centre 43 button QWERTY and numeric keypad USB 2.0 high-speed port (480 Mbit/s) capable of providing standard 500 mA current to attached devices, USB On-The-Go supporting charging Pandora Externally accessible UART for hardware hacking and debugging Internal microphone plus ability to connect external microphone through headset Headphone output up to 150 mW/channel into 16 ohms, 99 dB SNR TV output (composite and S-Video, both for PAL and NTSC) Brick prevention with integrated bootloader for safe code experimentation Runs the Linux kernel (2.6.x for older versions, 3.2 in the latest Super Zaxxon firmware from July 2012) 4200 mAh rechargeable lithium polymer battery Estimated 8.5–10+ hour battery life for games, 10+ hour battery life for video and general applications, 100+ hours for music playback (with maximum power management), and 450+ hours in suspend-to-ram Dimensions: (314 ml) (5.51×3.27×1.06 in) Mass: Pandora Rebirth Based on Pandora Classic with following changes: OMAP3530 SoC PowerVR SGX530 @110 MHz (newer revision) 512 MiB DDR-333 SDRAM Pandora 1 GHz Based on Pandora Classic/Rebirth with following changes: Texas Instruments DM3730 SoC ARM Cortex-A8 CPU @ 1 GHz PowerVR SGX530 @ 200 MHz IVA2.2 audio and video processor with TMS320C64x+ DSP Core @ 800 MHz 512 MiB DDR-333 SDRAM @ 200 MHz Similar products Other single-board computers using OMAP3500 series processors include OSWALD developed by Oregon State University students for computer science education, Beagle Board, IGEPv2, Touch Book, and Gumstix Overo series. The Gizmondo 2 was to be a potential commercial competitor of the Pandora, but the Gizmondo 2 was cancelled. GPD Win can also run Linux.