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Sorry, I'm still waiting for my Pandora!

2xSaI is nice, and _fairly_ cheap in terms of efficiency, but it would depend on the application in question whether such a thing is applicable or not. The problem is that doubling isn't very good for 320x240 -> 480x272, but there are other decent resizing algorithms. Performance is the main...

What do you mean, can't do it? Can you give any specific technical reason why the GP2X can't emulate the GBA? No. The only reason it can't do it is because nobody's written a proper emulator for the GBA on the GP2X yet. There are some similarly shallow-minded people who didn't think the GBA...

It all depends on whether you want the XGP to be a groundbreaking new homebrew platform, or just the GP2X with a bit more power, I guess.

Dosbox uses dynamic translation for x86, since both the source and target platforms work with x86, which is very handy. Likely the only possible chance of running DOS games like the first two Elder Scrolls games at a reasonable speed is to add support for ARM dynarec to Dosbox. For various...

I figure that you would simply reduce the viewing area (you could increase the horizontal area instead, or do a blend of the two, it depends on the existing game). You shouldn't need to redraw any of the art, except for things that are intended to be displayed fullscreen. The reason why I opted...

Well, it really depends on the application, but I've found that some 4:3 apps, including games, don't look too bad on a 16:9 display resized (altering the aspect ratio of the image, yes it does look a bit squashed, but it doesn't look too bad). Another option is to maintain the existing aspect...