So i just caught this little tid bit in a new press release Gemei released, looks like Gemei will be adding yet another gaming player, this time Gemei seems to have actually gone for a more traditional gaming machine design. There is little information about this player, but it is probably fair to assume that this player will be pretty much the same (internally) to that of the Gemei X760+. Expect this player to be running on an Ingenic JZ4740 (400mHz) chip, which will be capable of Gameboy Advanced emulation, 3D game emulation and other older console emulation like seag, NES and old aracde games.
Gemeis only hint at price is that it will be cheap, they actually make the comparison on how the price and functionality of this player are far better than a Sony PSP, well i have a hard ti
Engadget had these juicy images up on their site, seems like their Spanish language site was able to snap up some pictures of the real Wiz first hand. The device does look small and quite sleek and (as of now) comes in two different styles. Seems that the player won't be out till November due to a design flaw in the right control pad of the player.
More pictures via Engadget
Although Gampark GP2X Wiz looks similar to the SmartQ T5-II, the two are quite different. The Wiz has a 2.8-inch QVGA OLED screen, 533MHz ARM9 processor, 64MB of RAM, 16GB of flash, and 5 hour battery life -- not to mention a Flash 7 player, MPEG4, xViD and DivX compatibility. Like other GP2X machines, it will support homebrewed goodies and the Gampark is planning on releasing a new game every month for the unit. It should be out in October.
Via Engadget
Now for sale is the Gemei X760+ 4GB. The player itself, has the same video and audio performance as that of any other Ingenic JZ4740 player (like VX767), however it does have more functionality. With this presale special you will get with the player:
* Fiio Headphone Amp
* Viewing Stand
* Carrying Case by Mofi (your choice of black, orange or red)
* USB Wall Charger
* USB Car Charger
* Carrying strap
Get all of the above for $109.50 buy one today
You also have the option of adding a 8GB SDHC card for $27.50
Items will ship on or before 1st of September
You can also read a much more detailed review by Anaconda over here
The player is more designed for gaming, it does have the following gaming emulation:
Gameboy Advanced
Gameboy Color
Gameboy Classic
You w
Engadget has a post of the still in development Pandora, a multi emulation device, handheld gaming gadget (much like the GP2X system). Watch the video and see it play various types of games all at good frame rates and it even plays Quake 2!!!!
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The Gemei X760+ just got a little more cooler, a new optional download for this player will allow you to play Neo-Geo games (like Metal Slug) and CPS1 games (like Cadillac and Dinosaurs ).
You can download these addons off Gemeis website, just extract the files and copy them to your games folder and restart your player. You do need to have updated to V1.2 firmware for these new addons to work.
Gemei has also release another 3D game, it looks like an Alone In The Dark type of game, this can also be downloaded from the above link.
Oppo has released what might be the first renderings of their new swivel screen game/mp4 player, i have to say the player does look quite nice, however no word on its gaming capabilities (most likely some sort of GBA/Neo Geo type game emulation) and if the screen will be touch based (which we really hope it is).
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SmartQ has announced a slightly downgraded, but cheaper priced, version of their ever popular SmartQ T5-II, dubbed the SmartQ T5-II LE, the player will only be missing the TV Out feature, apart from that, the player will use the same ADI chip and all other hardware and software (read emulation) capabiltiies. However the biggest difference between the two versions is in price, the LE will be priced almost RMB$200, about USD$30 cheaper than its TV Out touting counterpart.
Although it isn't confirmed we also think that the LE probably won't support SmartQs wireless gamepad controller when it comes out, seeing how the wireless countroller was intended to be used in conjunction with the TV out, it would be pretty pointless to keep the wireless feature on a non tv out version. However if that
Gemei is coming out with a revamped version of their popular X760, the X760+, the two main differences is that this version will be using a new chipset at its core and will also have TV out. There is little information on what chip it will be using at its core, but looking at the low price, it might be fair to speculate that it isn't using the new Blackfin chip that the new SmartQ T5-II uses, but maybe a Rockchip or Ingenic (Chinachips) chipset. If it does use any of the two latter chips, then it would be the first MP4 player to roll out with built in game emulation capabilities.
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The specs for this player seem quite impressive, not only can you play the games on the player itself, but you can use the video out and play the
