Ravnos
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Xgp Exposure
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dennis20014
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Wow, this looks really cool, and along with Quake 3 haha nice. However I probably won't be getting one, I'm just loyal and doing just fine with the Gp2x, so if I ever get $300-400 bucks, I'll just buy a PSP or a Xbox 360, not some wannabee PSP thing. I was going to get the Gizmondo when it first released, and it was a flop in America, and probably everywhere else to, get what I'm sayin? B)
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dennis20014 posted on Mar 13 2006 at 02:33 AM said:
Yes, me too. But the only thing is, I am anticipating the XGP.
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Talyz
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I hope you won't be that whiny when the Ninja is released (if ever); it will be the console you're dreaming of...DaveC posted on Mar 11 2006 at 04:03 AM said:Ravnos posted on Mar 9 2006 at 09:08 PM said:
So no f-day for the GP2X for a looong time then, and when it does come everyone will be hyped about the ninja? That kind of sucks
I really long for it; the specifications are perfect when it comes to emulating...
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can you say counter-strike?
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Eso Rimmer
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Talyz posted on Mar 31 2006 at 07:48 PM said:I hope you won't be that whiny when the Ninja is released (if ever); it will be the console you're dreaming of...DaveC posted on Mar 11 2006 at 04:03 AM said:Ravnos posted on Mar 9 2006 at 09:08 PM said:
So no f-day for the GP2X for a looong time then, and when it does come everyone will be hyped about the ninja? That kind of sucks
I really long for it; the specifications are perfect when it comes to emulating...
No - they are very good but they aren't perfect imho.
The perfect would be a FPGA chip with direct logical/functional mirror of the original.
That would be perfect.
Anyone has electronics schematics of snes for an example?
I'm wondering - some capable FPGAs starts at 25$ per unit. If a function can be hardwired then such FPGA will outperform any mobile CPU easily. It can be also be reconfigured (models without internal flash) indefinitely, Even better FPGA can be combined with "normal" CPU for the best flexibility. Some of FPGAs have included cpu as well (Xilinx's Virtex-II Pro for an example with 400MHz PowerPC core but expensive).
At other hand with around 500mips of plain cpu power such things like FPGAs might be only improving things marginally for emulating. But there is "a middle gorund" where some function are very innefective on a CPU but will fly on the such chips like FPGas (even the cheaper ones).
That's just dreaming for now thought. Unfortunately there isn't such big demand for more sophisticated machines and improvements in mobile cpus will make it perfect anyway.
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Where the hell has the XGP and XGP mini gone to?
MIA again I guess? *nods*
MIA again I guess? *nods*
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I thought they were going to release more information at E3 and that product availability was scheduled for later in the year.SONY posted on Apr 25 2006 at 09:05 AM said:
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Oh yeah thanks...that's right!
Sorry man, I remember now.
I just got a little excited and way over my head.
Sorry man, I remember now.
I just got a little excited and way over my head.
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DaveC posted on Apr 25 2006 at 01:39 PM said:
And thats why you shouldn't buy either....... :rolleyes: Am I right DaveC?
p.s. How come you post so damn much on this board? No offense......... :huh:
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Quake 3 could possibly run... But I think it would be more along the lines of the stripped down DC version than the full PC version...
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the dc version isnt very stripped down, and i doubt you would notie any difference at all on a small handheld screen.
