I saw the [url="http://www.sumea.com.au/snews.asp?news=1766"]post on the front page the other day[/url] and thought nothing better than 'good for them' until now.
it's a handheld. it is linux based. it sounds like the perfect homebrew handheld.
Does anyone know if [url="http://www.greyinnovation.com"]Grey Innovation[/url] actually own the tech or if they developed the product for a client? ie: who owns the dev rights to the box and do they want a homebrew scene?
I saw the [url="http://www.sumea.com.au/snews.asp?news=1766"]post on the front page the other day[/url] and thought nothing better than 'good for them' until now.
it's a handheld. it is linux based. it sounds like the perfect homebrew handheld.
Does anyone know if [url="http://www.greyinnovation.com"]Grey Innovation[/url] actually own the tech or if they developed the product for a client? ie: who owns the dev rights to the box and do they want a homebrew scene?
digiBlast sounds interesting, but I think the gp32x is a more interesting as a homebrew handheld. More supported, Linux based as well, and it's already got some cool emulators running and other cool stuff ported on it (anyone remember the game [url="http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=22499"]Flash back[/url]?).
[url="http://www.gp32x.com/gp2x.php"]Check out the specs[/url]...
I would say the PSP would be the perfect homebrew handheld, but Sony just keeps making the thing more closed. [xx(]
digiBlast sounds interesting, but I think the gp32x is a more interesting as a homebrew handheld. More supported, Linux based as well, and it's already got some cool emulators running and other cool stuff ported on it (anyone remember the game [url="http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?showtopic=22499"]Flash back[/url]?).
[url="http://www.gp32x.com/gp2x.php"]Check out the specs[/url]...
I would say the PSP would be the perfect homebrew handheld, but Sony just keeps making the thing more closed. [xx(]