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If you mess up the autorun script you can hold start+select at boot to skip it. Or you could delete it (if you have a card reader).

Dead links here, too. I really wanted to see that code :(

Lets see the Google test: 107,000 : 83,000 visionary nut job I have no opinion on this matter as of yet, there are still 31 other freaking candidates to compare him to and its making my head hurt.

The XGP and Phantom were "in the press" (engadget doesn't count), which makes them something someone might care to look up. The Pandora doesn't even have a set design (the XGP and Phantom both did).

Ugh. A handheld should be a game controller with a screen, not a fucking laptop. This is seriously the gayest design I've ever seen. Heres a respectable design ;) the rectangles at the top are shoulder buttons, the round thing at the bottom is an analog stick, the rest is obvious.

I think all variables must be floats. (you could also try double or long)

I must say that I hate this design. * If anything, it needs to be larger than a GP2X. Think Atari Lynx but not quite as wide. * No clamshell please * Big freaking touch screen * PSX/N64 controller style controls. * I'm not in love with the keyboard, its ok. * No black, stainless steel por favor :)

I would give PNG a hearty recommendation if it weren't for those poor sods (such as myself) who are on dialup. So it is my duty to preach the gospel of JPEG.

Think about it. Do you really think you'd be able to play a game while trying to hold your GP2X out as far as you can with one arm while trying to aim a foot long rifle at the 3.5" screen with the other? Anyway it might make sense to use a light gun with tv out. USB light guns exist, however...

In other words, its not possible on the GP2X. Look at a superportable PC, such as the Asus EEEpc.

I don't think his camera has autofocus. TIP: Take a picture from farther away, scale to 50% size, and crop. And for dial-up's sake use 70% jpeg compression. You can use Irfanview or The Gimp to do this.

What about this keyboard? I designed it for the Mac emulator but it could be easily modified to fit the amiga. I'm sure many people would like touchscreen support...I don't even have a f-200 yet I'm drooling over the idea.

The downloadable versions are the first Vektar, and the new Vektar's demo. The SD card one is the new full Vektar full version with more levels and harder gameplay.

The patch is worth it; it fixes a couple bugs that would make finishing some missions a bit...fun.

Did you set the buttons config?

I'd venture to guess that any old 512mb card will do.

@Lubidog: Just because the disc drive doesn't work in XP doesn't mean you can't boot off it.

Supposedly the demo is harder than the full version at first.