]]>CPU: Ingenic Jz4770 1GHz Processor
GPU: 496MHz Vivante GC860 1080p video decoding and OpenGL ES 2.0 & OpenVG 1.1
DISPLAY: 3.5″ LCD 4:3 (320X240 pixels)
OS: Linux 2.6 working on Open Dingux
Memory: DDR2 512MB
Internal Storage: 16GB
External storage: via micro SD Up to 32GB possibly 64GB not tested at present.
Mini USB 2.0 OTG
Mini HDMI 1.3 Out
3.5mm earphone/mic/Stereo Speakers
G-Sensor/VibroShock
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and Wireless Multiplayer
Media & Entertainment
Video: MPEG4/H.264/H.263/MPEG2/MPEG4/WMV/FLV/3GP/AVI/MKV/MOV/VOB/RMVB
Audio: Mp3/Wav/Wma/Flac/Ogg/M4a/Acc
Emulation: PS1/CPS1/CPS2/NEOGEO/GBA/SFC/MD/FC/GBC/SMS/GG/GB
Images: JPG/JPEG/PNG/BMP/GIF
EBook: txt/epub/html/pdf/doc
Basic Parameters:
Dimensions: 143*70*18mm
Weight: 8oz
Battery: 2800mAh
Languages: English/Russian/Japanese/Spanish
This is a much more powerful device than A320 and has HDMI video port. I assume these apps that are ready for Open Dingux will run without optimization on CGW-Zero. The question is does the Pikix port to A320 already come ready for Open Dingux devices.
]]>]]>i've asked them. it's not gonna happen, since the regular dingux don't have an easy tv out way.
maybe with a more mature Opendingux, which as a tv out by default.
Maybe is just my noobiness, but I found it pretty easy. But I remember is not by default and glitches before it gets stable.
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]]>the dingoo version is a piece of shit.
i cant even get it to start. any suggestions?
every-time i start the app it freezes. I unzipped and dumped the contents in the root of my micro sd and still nothing.
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