Chi S70 PMP does audio, video, NES

Look, we'll be straight with you, we've seen a lot of PMPs that can rock double-duty as an NES emulator, like this one, this one, and this one (which quite honestly looks real, real similar to the Chi S70), and truthfully, we could just skip this little guy, with its metal exterior, and ATMEL AT91SAM9261 processor, and QVGA screen, and MPEG-4, MP3, WMA, WAV, and PCM playback. Additionally, it's not like we have to to mention its ability to play NES, GB, GBC, and MD-ROM games -- but listen -- we really dig scrappy, somewhat illegal Chinese-made gizmos that can play our NES collection.

[Via PMPtoday]

[Ricky @ Jul 8th 2007 6:00AM]

Does anyone else see that the screen is simply a printout of the game with adhesive backing? It is literally a sticker as a screen.

[Constable Odo @ Jul 8th 2007 9:02AM]

No big deal. It's probably just a mockup anyway. I can't imagine why they would take a snaphot of it on the floor, though. To me, it looks like the sticker is under the plastic screen, but it's kind of hard to tell.

[Big @ Jul 8th 2007 10:04AM]

A bigger problem with this thing is the placement of the A B buttons. You simply cannot play 90% of NES's games unless the A B buttons are roughly horizontal to each other.

A better idea is to throw all the NES, (Sega and Turbographyx16) roms on a 2 GB memory card and make them playable on PSP or DS.

[BrianB @ Jul 8th 2007 10:21AM]

There's a video demo at the Chinese site I took this from.

[strider_mt2k @ Jul 8th 2007 11:33AM]

What, you'd rather have a render?

[g dog @ Jul 9th 2007 5:40AM]

does wav AND pcm?

thats like saying, screen can display both black and #000000