IceBurn 3000
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How much did you end up paying for it sony?
Also, where did you order it from?
Also, where did you order it from?
Excellent, cheers Sony. how's n64 emulation on it?
You might be shooting yourself in the foot as a company, but what if it worked? A device that could be inexpensively made (not cheaply) that met all of us mainstream niche (sounds contradictory I know, maybe common idiot?) gamers needs. I honestly think that might be more a direction you personally would want to go for a project based off things I've heard you say. I know the pandora and its following might not agree. But if you are targetting more of a mass market gaming handheld that didn't suck or rip off another existing device. Not sucking up but you know how to make things happen, and have visions that maybe be beyond the scope of what you're currently capable of doing with the resources you have.
make a device that was open to development, but maybe not so focused on being so increadably open and hackable. Worked hardware wise, but wasn't just absolutely the best hardware part for part you could find. Something that just worked, was extremely pocket portable, and didn't need a super dedicated group of developers to help maintain. Decent specs and could be mass produced. And most importantly, was comfortable to use. I think this is what some of us are after... maybe not all of us, but I'm sure some of us. It might be possible if you got good in with a company over there with those resouces available.
it's a long shot thought... but still a thought.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOmEOjK5UHY?possibly because they only know how to do one thing.
Excellent, cheers Sony. how's n64 emulation on it?
I'm really interested in this as well, whenever you do get it, SONY.
$100 though, that seems like a great deal! Especially for capacitive touch screen, and ICS.
It's extremely disappointing to say the least.
1. They're Android emus, e.g. SNESoid, N64oid, etc...So, no weird Chinese ones to be found, thankfully.
2. It's the same size as a PS Vita.
3. The speed is not up to scratch, as it is underclocked to 600Mhz and not running at the 1Ghz that was advertised to run at. But all good, really.
4. It does it's job well generally, nothing more, nothing less.
5. If you're talking about USB OTG, well, I haven't tried it yet, sorry.
You're welcome to ask me billions more questions and I'll do my best to answer them. Cheers.