G6 Lite, M3 Lite - both work well.
1. No
2. Yes
3. Yes
4. Good, AFAIK. The navigation in the GBA menu is not fun, from what I've heard.
5. Cuz DealExtreme is a cheap site.
Take it from me, get an M3 Lite. Never had a problem with it and you can have more than 512mb of memory.
1. No
2. Yes
3. Yes
4. Good, AFAIK. The navigation in the GBA menu is not fun, from what I've heard.
5. Cuz DealExtreme is a cheap site.
Take it from me, get an M3 Lite. Never had a problem with it and you can have more than 512mb of memory.
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