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Nothing that meets your requirements although I would still think the Neo Geo Pocket is worth looking at. It has one of the best D-pad/Joystick that I have used for a while.

Pandora: Powerful, Open, Portable. 'Nuff said. Meh... too cheesy :/

I vaguely remember that problem, I think I had to call SDL_GP2X_WaitForBlitter(); after each blit to fix it. The problem is this function disappeared during an update of the SDL libraries which was annoying. I never did find the actual solution.

There was a 'Give one, get one' scheme before Christmas, not sure if it is still going on: http://www.redhatmagazine.com/2007/11/15/o...-one-right-now/

The OLPC is one of the more interesting 'toys' I have looked at especially the screen. Once turned down to the lowest setting (brightness off), the screen goes into a black and white high contrast mode which can be viewed in direct sunlight. It almost looks like e-paper. The keyboard is covered...

Have you considered 'handhelds' like the EEE PC or the OLPC?

The Pandora is a project between several people, one of which is EvilDragon who is the Admin of this site.

It is certainly possible and pretty easy to do. If someone could give me a simple hello world app in Allegro, it make it easier for me to add.

Sarcasm is one of the hardest things to get across via written word.

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QUOTE I'd prefer to just run VLC than mplayer or some custom... thing like Dignsys hacked up for the damn gp2x firmwares. Then you have a large range of codecs, encoding options, resolutions, playback options and you can even select multiple audio streams etc. You can do all that with MPlayer...

The dev units are more likely to go the hardware level coders like Squidge, Franxis, Rlyeh, etc who provide the API commonly used by developers. That way, we will have libraries ready to develop with from day one. The reminder of the dev units will probably go to the much more active developers...

You can't, wait for a mod to do it :). Is it a Mk1 or Mk2?

I remember when I first saw the GP32 in a quarter size article form GamesTM which at the time was enough to convince me to buy it from the retailer listed (gbax.com). IIRC, it did mention being able to play old PC games such as the ScummVM engine and Doom as well as old systems.

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It is unlikely for EA to do something like that as they won't see it as a viable market to profit from. Smaller start-ups and indie developers are much more likely. E.g. Introversion, Popcap, Pom Pom games.