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features Powerful Dual core CPU: Dual core 'ARM920T, ARM940T' is embedded in GP2X. Enjoy cutting edge music, movies, and games with powerful dual CPU. Entertainment follows you: Replays MPEG, XviD, WMV DivX format digital contents up to 720*480 pixels and supports caption. Watch vivid motion pictures on the high resolution 35" 170,000 colors TFT LCD. CPU which has 2D accelerator enables you enjoy games anytime anywhere. Meet the exclusive GPX2 games along with abundant emulators. Realizes a powerful digital sound, and supports various audio codec: Replays music in MP3, WMA, OGG format on the multi-codec MP3 player. Electronic Album-JPG BMP Support: You can download and view photos taken on a digital camera through your PC. Enlargement, abridgment is available from 320*240 up to 1024*768 and you can rotate Images up to 0DEG, 90DEG, 180DEG, 270DEG, Supports JPG, BMP, PCX, GIF files. You can read electronic novels and any other text files through the text viewer. Besides you can use enlargement and abridgment function when you read a text file. Simply upgrade firmware on GP2X website: Enhance your product quality continuously by downloading on the GPX2 website. USB 20 high speed: You can get a file of 500Mbps with USB 20 which is connected with PC. Open SDK Library: Supports software development library: SDL (Simple Direct Library), Basic Library, Graphic library (Sound library), Hardware I/O library Formerly also announced as "GPX2 Game System" Color: Black description Powered by embedded Linux, the GP2X offers video playback of sources up to a resolution of 720x480. The vivid 35inch screen features 170,000 colors and a 320x240 pixel TFT LCD display. Backed by a Dual-CPU, both clocked at 200Mhz, 64MBytes of Flash Memory (non-volatile to store data) and 64MBytes of RAM, it gives you all a video games enthusiast can ask for. The system is free for anybody to develop software on, be it emulators or native applications. Games and emulators perfectly utilize the screen resolution. The buttons are laid out in a classic style, essential for true gaming. Besides its gaming capabilities, the GP2X is a rich multimedia device. It supports multiple codecs for video (MPEG, MPEG4, DivX, XVid) and audio (MP3, OGG, WMA) and you are able to hook up the device to your TV-Set. Just put an SD-Card in the socket and view them with your friends and family. Games, Movies, Music, E-Books, Photos - Enjoy it all with GP2X. com takes no responsibility for the content of external pages linked to.
I ordered my gp2x from gp32z before the "official" release which means I get to deal with all of the early bugs, but despite this I love the gp2x! Right now I have pulstar, metal slug 1, and metal slug 2 on it which I run using a neogeo cd emulator for it. I have chrono trigger, final fantasy 6 , and sword of mana which I run on a snes emulator for it (still rather slow, only good for rpg's). I have >50 sega genesis/megadrive games on it inluding sonic 1/2/3 and phantasy star 2/3/4 which I run using DrMDX which runs just about any game I through at it at 60 frames per second With 22khz sound and 0 frameskip! I have about 12 GB/C games which run pretty well, except that there is no rom selecter (not a big deal, you have to run a script to scan the roms and then load each game seperately) and there is no stretching (it is very small on the gp2x's higher resolution screen). I also have some nes games on it including mario and zelda. I have MULE and a few other commodore 64 games on it which I run through frodo nearly perfectly. I have flashback (ported), Duke Nukem 3D, Quake 1, open transport tycoon deluxe, and a lot of very good homebrew games! de When I run out of games to play, I have two episodes of xenosaga: the animation and one of the simpsons on my SD card to watch. They are encoded to 100MB each using autogk and divx 5 (xvid isn't supported on the early firmware I have, it should be fixed in the newer firmware/s). And all of that takes up less than 700 MB of my 1GB SD card which I bought for about $50. And if I really get ambitious I can set up dev-c++ and the sdk to begin developing games and applications for my gp2x. If you are looking for an amazing community-driven handheld device that can emulate many older systems, play many types of media, and also has a large number of good homebrew games then the gp2x is for you!
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