The GamePark GP2X F-200

The crazy GP2X F-200 Gamepark handheld is available today for $169 on Play-Asia. What's so special about this handheld? For one, it's running Linux and can play back DivX, XVid and MPEG4 at 30FPS, or TV-Out your movies that are encoded at 720x480. For two, it supports emulation, which means you can load your old ROMs on there and play NES/SNES and other retro games you download for free off the internet. So in essence, you could be playing Super Mario 3 and watching that Fred Savage movie about Super Mario 3 on the same device! Did we mention that it was only $169?

POSBRO G100 MOBILE WiMAX GAMING DEVICE

With all of the news coming out of Wimax World USA this week, it's plain to see why 2008 will be the breakout year for the high speed wireless technology. But how about some Mobile Wimax device news? POSDATA has some, with the unveiling of the POSBRO G100 Mobile WiMAX Gaming Device, a new gaming platform that will enable gaming enthusiasts to download games and access the Internet using high-speed Mobile WiMAX connections. The company claims that the G100 (FLYVO) is the first Mobile Wimax gaming device, but maybe they never saw the iRiver G10 WiBro (mobile wimax) portable gaming console that was announced over a year ago. Or maybe they have, the devices have a similar design, don't you think?
While the G100 terminal works with games developed by POSBRO, it does give an idea of the kinds of Mobile Wimax devices we will see beginning in 2008. The G100 will operate in its initial release at 2.3GHz and 2.5GHz bands according to POSDATA.
The G100 has an embedded four-inch TFT-LCD touch-screen with a wide view, and also includes a sliding-style game pad. The product supports Mobile WiMAX, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, allowing the user to select the best available network connection. Expect the official release of the G100 by the end of this year.
POSDATA also offers the U100 USB-type terminal that allows a user to connect it to a notebook and access Mobile WiMAX network. The U100 will be released next month.

FIFA 2009 Latest release!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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This month’s issue of the UK's Official PlayStation Magazine has the exclusive review of FIFA 09, and the word on the terraces is that it's by far the best FIFA yet. The game gets a high-flying 9 out of 10 from OPM and much praised is heaped upon Be A Pro mode in particular."In terms of presentation, FIFA's always been streets ahead of archrival PES, and that's still the case here," OPM notes in its review. "Combine that with the emergence of the now-essential Be A Pro and the balance of power has definitely shifted."Has FIFA really bested PES? Well, we'll add our own opinion to the annual FIFA vs PES debate just as soon as we've had some proper hands-on time with both games.If you want to know what else OPM has to say about FIFA 09 in its exhaustive, all-angles covered review, get down the shops and pick up a copy of OPM23. It's on sale in the UK now. Go get it.surely its fifas year unless pro pulls out somethin spectacular i mean opm gave fifa 08 a 6/10 and that was harsh imo so this must really be amazin for them to give a 9

Smartphone Dopod S1

Pda S1 Dimensions: 99.9 x 58 x 13.9 mm (L x W x D) Weight: 112 g with battery 1GB microSD storage card included / 64MB RAM, 128MB ROM 2.8" LCD touch screen with backlight, 240 x 320 dots resolution with 65, 536 colours Battery Life: Rechargeable Li-Ion battery with a capacity of 1100 mAh Standby time: Up to 200 / Talk time: Up to 5 hours Camera: 2.0 megapixel CMOS colour camera Windows Mobile 6 Professional with Direct Push Email and HTML email support Wireless connectivity: GSM/GPRS/EDGE Tri-band: 900, 1800, 1900, Wi-Fi: IEEE 802.11 b/g and Bluetooth 2.0

PDA Mobile Phone Pocket PC U1000

PDA Mobile Phone Pocket PC U1000 Features: Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC Phone Edition 5'' display, 480x640 VGA resolution, 65K colour TFT LCD (effective) Baseband: Qualcomm MSM 6275 CPU: Intel PXA270 624 MHz with ATi Graphic Chip W2284 ROM: 256 MB/RAM: 128 MB 8GB MicroDrive WCDMA/UMTS/HSDPA Tri-band (2100/850/1900 MHz) GSM/GPRS/EDGE Quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) WLAN: IEEE 802.11b/g Bluetooth V2.0/A2DP/AVRCP 11-pin Mini-USB (Charging, data transfer and audio jack) VGA and TV Out 3.5. Stereo audio jack Built-in Microphone Dual speakers (Loud speaker for Hands-Free supported) Built-in VueFlo motion sensor for easy web browsing SirFStar III GPS chipset - 20 parallel channel GPS receiver Main Camera: 3 mega-pixel CMOS camera with Auto Focus 2nd camera: VGA CMOS imagine sensor High Power LED for camera flash Windows Media Player 10 Mobile (Music / video) Buttons: -- POWER button, Comm. Manager / Voice commander, Camera Capture Button, Volume Up / Down control, 5-way Navigation button, Browser Key / VueFLO Key, OK Key, Today key, Soft-reset Aperture Keyboard: -- Detachable magnetic QWERTY keyboard with 2 soft keys -- Send / Hands-free button, End Key Standby time: 300 hours Talk time (back light off): GSM~5.5 hours UMTS~4.5 hours] (Depends on RF network environment) MiniSD slot (Up to 4GB; Supports SDHC) Outlook Mobile, Mobile email with DirectPush Mail, Internet Explorer Mobile, Office Mobile (Word, Excel, PowerPoint Mobile), Windows Media Player 10 Mobile, Pocket MSN, 3G-324M Video Telephony, Adobe PDF Viewer, ZIP, SIM Manager, Comm. Manager, Streaming Media Player, Audio Manager, Opera Browser, Network Wizard, Cyberon Voice Commander, 133.1 x 98 x 16 mm 375 g (with battery pack and detachable keypad)

Dell Axim X51v

This is a review of the Dell Axim X51v. The X51 is very similar, with less memory, QVGA instead of VGA display, lack of Intel video card and different wireless options.
For nearly a year, Dell's Axim X50v has reigned supreme as the most powerful and affordable high-end Pocket PC on the market. Now, Dell has updated their existing design with more memory and Microsoft's latest mobile operating system. Enter the Dell Axim X51 and X51v.

HP iPAQ rx4000

HP unveils the iPAQ rx4000, its latest Mobile Media Companion. This Windows Mobile 5.0-powered device sports a 2.8-inch wide touchscreen display, built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth connectivity, and a host of productivity applications. Expect to shell out $300 for the rx4000 when it's released. No word yet on availability