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It looks astounding i hope thats what comes to my doorstop mid october !

What we're all really looking forward to is the fact that it has 2 proccessors that are 200mhz but should be fully useable and have a good amount of cache to help speed things up for a portable device(unlike the psp just one 333mhz). So thats 400mhz hopefully, secondly this is the base clock...

Yes that was some retarted phrasing by me i more meant they aren't prepared to buy something that no one even knows about (following the crowd etc etc). Yes sure i'd buy the psp but its not as powerful as people say it is, it didn't take me long to find that out. And i cant afford to constantly...

PSP power in my opinion is over rated, its often quoted with two 333mhz cpu's which is false the second chip isn't general purpose (or anything near that speed) either it takes a good coder to get it to help out at all. Same goes for the gpu, its 2d acceleration is quite limited (but 3d...

Are GPH providing their own lower levels libraries than what people have been talking about. Or will we first have to wait for some pre compiled libraries to be made so that low level emulators can be made. Whilst in the mean time SDL ports keep us occupied???

Judging by it being 5:50 will we be waiting till tomorrow now? I'm not too bothered i've got more than enough chemistry homework to keep me going....

When it comes to coding is it recommended to install linux or will we be able to cross compile from windows xp like with the gp32. If i needed to switch to using linux for compiling what distro would people recommend would SuSe be fine for cross compiling for the gp2x.. On the gp32 i made...

DaveC: are you planning to buy a gp2x?

cyclops for president!

omg : | this must be the most ridiculous move i take back what i've said about open source... but as usual the dev's, squide and mirko are willing to write their own low level sdk's/libraries (through signing an nda) so i still wouldn't say it writes off the gp2x for emulation just the one low...

Yeah its such a well powered machine.. I think my dream gp2x would have been a gizmondo hardware with the gp2x's screen/design. But i wouldn't remain so negative about dual cores. As a hobby programmer the idea of learning how to write for dual cores is particularly interesting and i imagine...

Thanks for the info craig. I didn't mean to say i wanted alot of volume. I simply want a chip that doesn't drop off the bass at low power. I'm not particularly educated in amp circuitry but in a recent pre amp i built from some schematics, i found that. Firstly the bass was not lost at a lower...

Yeah i forgot to mention the headphone bit. I did mean bass on headphones which was kind of missing until the volume slider was in the middle. Then towards higher volumes the sound kind of distorted i think. I cant remember to well i barely ever use headphones with it now. I do appreciate the...

In the uk someone like craig is a godsend, i'm a good example of this i got my non flu off of lik sang as it was cheaper and so my parents were happy to buy it at the price. But when it arrived at the door a particularly nasty customs charge had been added. Bringing the cost well over the price...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/New-PDA-SD-WiFi-adap...1QQcmdZViewItem Well this one seems ok priced i mean i'd be willing to pay that :/....

bast525: Recca is really something i cant believe the nes is capable of displaying so much on the screen at once at such speed

So are people feeling that a port of a psx emulator mainly for 2d games is possible? The majority of pda's running the emulator seem to have 400mhz xscales but i think they overclock to over 500mhz. Though the Xscale also doesn't have an fpu much like the arm chips but we dont know if the gp2x...

"Just thought I'd let you know that MaxMESS for Linux can run SNES games at 20fps on the 206MhZ zaurus.....If it can do that with no optimization then I'm sure a Palm OS5 device (the 206MhZ ones anyways) could run one" From a bit of googling it came from this thread...

Well the emulators written for zaurus sound pretty much ideal for getting back really quickly all the console emulations we'll be missing from the gp32 wooh! Which gives us something to do whilst really big things get done snes, genesis neogeo cd etc.....

It might be quite useful to collect links of all the applications which are currently open source for Linux and might be quickly ported to the gp2x, in anticipation of its release. Maybe if we made a topic where people posted links of the programs which are open source that they think should be...