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Thats great, i am looking forward to see it!

I would recommend that you get a documentation about the ARM9 processor and try to see if you cant replace some C code into pure assembly. And of course try to make the code use less cycle (each machine instruction will take a certain amount of CPU cycle, so some of them are more costly than...

Hey you forgot the most important one... the C-64, is where it all started ;-)

I am sure the PSP would probably be cool when it comes out (end of 2004 if we follow Sony schedule, which is still atleast more than 1 year ahead). But it depend what you want to do with your handheld, if you are interested in the homebrew development then the GP32 is the way to go. Dont...

Hello there! Well i think you could read the newbie faq which will answer most of your question. Newbie FAQ

The firrmware is © by Gamepark and Firefly didnt get the authorisation to include the file with it. So you will need to find it elsewhere (they are a plenty of place you can actually find it, just use your friend google). Also you can try to use the firmware replacement such as Pacrom or...

in your dream... People should do this kind of thing in private, we dont want to start to post public link that could be incriminating.

Yes the article on insercredit is from last year and they talk about the GPi which is quite interesting. Even now some people in the GP community said that Nintendo copy this ideas for their GBA SP ;-)

Also you need to add the shipping cost (which will varry depending on the kind of delivery you choose) and also probably some duty tax (import). This is what i found something make the price of the GP32 get higher 8-(.

You should check the discussion about adding keyboard via the EXT port on the gp32dev group on Yahoo!

Ok here it goes ;-) (btw i am 30 years old, so i had the chance to own some older stuff!) Computers: - SuperPet9000 (use to have until my mom thru it in the garbage, only got the big dual floppy drive remaining 8-( ) - Vic-20 (in several pieces, i wanted to get some components, ahhh silly me i...

Well i know someone is working on getting an Ericson chaboard to work on the GP32. He plug it in the EXT port which is a serial I/O. But havent heard any news since then so dunno if the guys was able to have any luck.

Exactly! I think getting GeePee32 and starting to test some of the homebrew stuff would be a good ideas and why not start to read about how to code for it (especially if you are a developper).

It could be theorically possible, this is call NETWORK ;-). If we can get some form of networking via the GP32 then it will surely be possible to write some kind of device/driver that will let you map your harddrive. But this would probably require some other software running on your PC...

Indeed the GP32 is more oriented toward savy users. It is not like a GameBoy where you simply just stick a cartridge and thats it. Unless of course you start to do homebrew software on your GB and use some linker. Well it will be similar to the people that use PDA and go on the net to...

And also usually shipping company are close during week-end, so it is bit normal that today you wont receive anything. And of course they alway go to your place where you are at work (i have got use to this problem, that each time i was expecting a package i would wrote a note that i put on the...

Did you try with a smart media reader/writer? This is what i bought to be use with my GP32 (still on my buying list) from Lik-Sang. I know i have made use it to read some of my CF and also a 16mb Smart Media and 64mb MMC card. Just had trouble at first to get the device recognize properly with...

This is interesting, since maybe someone could port Lynx to the GP32 and then we can browse or favorite website ;-). But then we will also need to get some networking code too 8-(.

ahhh you mean because our CDN$ is getting more value ;-). I know what you mean, i am also watching this very closely to see if i couldnt get a good deal on a GP32!

That remind me that they are also XForge from Fathammer that will run on Tapwave handheld (which is based on an ARM9). They are also another 3d engine that was suppose to be ported to the GP32, made by some Korean company but it seems to have vanish 8-(