In the meantime I'm spreading the word to my iPhone owning friends, all of whom are jailbroken and emulating.
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I would buy one for sure if it worked with the 3g iphone. Man that would be awesome.pandora said:
Craig already said (and I think we'd all agree) that this new product will make the iPhone a GP2X competitor (similar price-point & performance). Craig's being a good businessman and is not creating a product to compete with another one of his own -- he's actually doing a great job: Those that want something more powerful than the GP2X can get his Pandora, those that want an alternative to the GP2X (and phone/music/web capabilities) can get his iControlPad, or if people just want a GP2X, they can buy one through himfusion_power said:Huh? Craigix builds his own Pandora Competitor?
Many People have a I-Phone and the only reason why they didn't used it as Gaming Console was the lack of useful Gaming controlls. Now that this Apple thing will have a controll-Pad unit, nobody of the I-Phone Users with Gaming ambitions need a Pandora anymore. ^^"" AFAIK, the I-Phone had a good and beefy Processor to and even a 3D GPU. Hard to beat with the Pandora now, at least for people with an I-Phone (And we know there are MANY People with an I-Phone out there
AND the new renders of the iControlPad look very very good AND it seems to have a Metal-Pad and Metal-Buttons AND it is cheap AND it will be available soon... :blink:
JerryG20 said:Craig already said (and I think we'd all agree) that this new product will make the iPhone a GP2X competitor (similar price-point & performance). Craig's being a good businessman and is not creating a product to compete with another one of his own -- he's actually doing a great job: Those that want something more powerful than the GP2X can get his Pandora, those that want an alternative to the GP2X (and phone/music/web capabilities) can get his iControlPad, or if people just want a GP2X, they can buy one through himfusion_power said:Huh? Craigix builds his own Pandora Competitor?
Many People have a I-Phone and the only reason why they didn't used it as Gaming Console was the lack of useful Gaming controlls. Now that this Apple thing will have a controll-Pad unit, nobody of the I-Phone Users with Gaming ambitions need a Pandora anymore. ^^"" AFAIK, the I-Phone had a good and beefy Processor to and even a 3D GPU. Hard to beat with the Pandora now, at least for people with an I-Phone (And we know there are MANY People with an I-Phone out there
AND the new renders of the iControlPad look very very good AND it seems to have a Metal-Pad and Metal-Buttons AND it is cheap AND it will be available soon... :blink:
Hm, makes sense but the Price of an iPhone is still far beyond good and evil for buying it just for Gaming (at least here in Germany) so I think it can't match with the GP2X unless you already HAVE a iPhone. ^_^
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chad78 said:
Exophase said:chad78 said:Yeah, at $70 a month, no thanks. It's obvious that AT&T is making back the money they're subsidizing.fusion_power said:
Right. Here is a (german) overview over german, austria and british prices of phone and Contract:
http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/mobil/0,1518,559870,00.html
Cheapest pricing of everything together (Device, running costs...) in Germany is around €890,95 over 24 Monts (contract period)
Austria is €995 (24 Months)
GB is €790 (only 18 Months)
I really can't see any direct Competition releated to the GP2X.
Oh, does the iControllPad have Shoulder Buttons?
