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I'm not sure if that is working, at least for me. I click on GP32 and I get the same news.

For the front page news, I would just like to say I like the convention of labeling whether the news item refers specifically to the GP2X or the GP32. I only own a GP2X, and it is not that I am uninterested in GP32 news, but I have clicked on a few links to apps that were for the GP32 and was...

I think TelcoLou would be a great candidate. I don't believe he codes for the GP2X, so he spends more time in the forums. Also, from my impression of him, he understands when a noob could generally use some help getting aquainted with the community, when you can have some fun, and when a...

If that happens, it might be beneficial to run some code while you are checking the battery voltage, so you get a reading at a known load current. Then, you could accurately predict how long the battery will last when playing the game (if it draws a current at a pretty constant value no matter...

It doesn't. I sure hope it is added in future releases; otherwise, the winner might be a little disappointed :D . On the other hand, I would be really happy to just win even if there were no prizes.

*I haven't tried DaveC's cap. I just wanted to get some post whoring in*

I don't know; I don't have one. I think I do remember reading that the official was 2A. In the sparse user manual, it recommends 1A minimum.

I would also suggest going for a DS case. What really bugs me about my official GP2X case is that netting on the inside. It only covers half of the case, and the elastic edge is such that it can't hold anything in place unless it is too big to fit with the GP2X inside also. I keep my extra...

It's not a bad thing. It's essential to have a voltage regulator to supply the correct voltages neccessary to power sensitive devices like the processor without overheating it due to high voltage or underpowering it due to low voltage. Although, the built in voltage regulator won't be robust...

Scripts need Unix style line endings. Crimson Editor, EditPad, PSPad, Notepad++, and most any text editor (except Notepad) will have the option to save with Unix style line endings.

I say you two should just solve your domestic disputes somewhere else. When he gets in his "ganja fuelled Jack Daniels frenzy," why doesn't he just hit you with whatever object is around like a normal husband would do.

Is it just me, or do those batteries have a max discharge current of 9mA (150mA pulse)? I don't think that would be adequate if the GP2X draws 500mA when it is idle and up to 800mA or more when you are actually doing something.

I could go for a cap made of cast iron. It would be even cooler when it started to rust, and people would need a tetnis shot after playing your GP2X. It would be hardcore.

not more than gold or silver

You don't need any experience with coding, compilers, etc. to use the GP2X. Linux knowledge helps if you want to do some tweaking of scripts, but it is not required to be able to run anything. I would say if you consider yourself somewhat of a "power user", you will be able to do anything just...

I think EvilDragon got one in green from Ebay. I remember seeing the auction for it.

On mine, which I received in early December, had a protective layer over the LCD itself, but there was a red "tab" that made it obvious there was a protector. If you would have put the hard plastic screen cover on without removing the LCD's protective plastic layer, the red tab would be...

Any adapter that provides 3 Volts, up to 1 Amp of current, and a negative center pole will work. I've heard that cases made for Nintendo DS's work well for the GP2X.

Plus $20-25 for a set of 2500mah rechargeable AA's with charger. I got 8 AA's, 4 AAA's, and a charger from Sam's Club for $25.

I made a pretty long post talking about those here http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showt...48&#entry322648, if you would like to read it.