Green Apple's AP3100 handheld
Assuming you can actually get your hands on one, Chinese-manufacturer Green Apple's AP3100 handheld here looks to be a potentially interesting little device, questionable design inspirations notwithstanding. Packing a 3.6-inch LCD and a 1.3 megapixel camera, the AP3100 will do all your basic PMP functions, handling MP3, WMA, and FLAC audio as well as AVI, DivX, and XviD video, with built-in storage clocking in at a bare-minimum 512MB (an SD slot's provided for expansion). Best of all, it appears that the device will play Super Nintendo games right out of the box -- hence the design -- although we have no idea where you're supposed to stick the cartridges (just kidding). Unfortunately, it's not clear what sort of OS is underpinning it all, so we'll just have to wait and see how much of a competitor to the GP2X it turns out to be.
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Shouldn't that be under the heading "Keeping it real fake"?!
Its a chinese PSP knockoff!
obviously, it runs on green osx.
Shouldn't this be in the "Keeping it Real Fake" series? It looks far too much like a PSP to write it off as coincidence.
X, O, Triangle, Square... wonder where they got that idea?
i bet it plays GREEN theft auto: liberty city storys
psp with out firmware...
i bet it plays GREEN theft auto: liberty city stories
glad to see them chinese manufacterers really pushing the boundaries of innovation and design.
actually I think it looks more like a Game Gear than a PSP...
But can it make toast and an egg?
I seem to remember the Super Nintendo, and well ALL OTHER game systems, having the D-pad on the LEFT side, but maybe I'm crazy. Does that sentence have too many commas?
Green Apple eh? I'd be careful, or your going to get sued by the Beatles.
Shouldn't this be in the "Keeping it Real Fake" series?
As is most everything from China. 5 bucks if they have an original idea that isn't a copycat.
According to the Chinese press release, they claim that they're the first ones to suppport [b]NES and 16-bit super famicom (NES)[i] EMULATOR[/i] [/b] and support upload of saved games.
So this device actually doesn't use any NES cartridges. I guess this machine will never be seen outside of China.
"According to the Chinese press release, they claim that they're the first ones to suppport [b]NES and 16-bit super famicom (NES)[i] EMULATOR[/i] [/b] and support upload of saved games."
ive been playing emulators on my GMINI 400 for a whole year now.
If your going to make a PSP knockoff you might as well make it look as good as the PSP. It seems like a largely demoted PSP to me. Not sure why, maybe the fact that nothing is original, the name is probably the most original(Green Apple? Maybe the founders name is Steve Jabs).
If its possible to record videos with a decent resolution, i'm sold ;-)
Meh, i'll stick with my GP2x.
Korea FTW!