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Colin Dunstan · 07-31-2005, 07:19 PM

We hear so much about Palm OS and Windows Mobile day by day that it is refreshing to see that there're still some brave ones out there who try something novel. Korean company Gamepark Holdings claims that its GPX2-F100 portable media player and gaming device offers a continuous video playback time of eight hours while being powered by only two AA batteries (believe us, we'd like to see those batteries). The Linux-based GPX2-F100 sports two ARM9 core processors, a large 320x240 (3.5") TFT screen, 2D acceleration, and USB 2.0 and SD card compatibility.

Could this even be the rightful successor of Tapwave's luckless Zodiac handheld?

[via Slashdot]

07-31-2005, 07:19 PM	#1
Colin Dunstan Is papyrophobic! Posts: 1,926 Karma: 1009999 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: USA Device: Dell Axim	Gamepark GPX2-F100 media player handheld We hear so much about Palm OS and Windows Mobile day by day that it is refreshing to see that there're still some brave ones out there who try something novel. Korean company Gamepark Holdings claims that its GPX2-F100 portable media player and gaming device offers a continuous video playback time of eight hours while being powered by only two AA batteries (believe us, we'd like to see those batteries). The Linux-based GPX2-F100 sports two ARM9 core processors, a large 320x240 (3.5") TFT screen, 2D acceleration, and USB 2.0 and SD card compatibility. Could this even be the rightful successor of Tapwave's luckless Zodiac handheld? [via Slashdot]