Pandora's replacement, Pyra, is Pretty Bloody Expensive (TM), starting at EUR 550 and going up to EUR 750.
I think it's a cool device, but it's definitely not worth that much.
I think it's a cool device, but it's definitely not worth that much.
If they could do it for maybe <300, I think there would certainly be people considering it, but at that price (and of course the fact that it seems to never get finished) I am not sure they can rally a great community again like they could with the original device.
A community wanting such a device would maybe be better of producing a keyboard/gamepad accessory for existing hardware and hacking free software for same. The rockchip based platforms seem like a good target for example.