snico1995 said:if you care at all about emulation do NOT go for the ipod touch, emulation sucks, i mean even nes lags on my 8gb 2nd gen, but theres a crapload of other stuff you can do, internet, facebook, all that jazz
cracker said:alidsl said:128GB is enough, I can't fill my 32GB Ipod touch up I have almost 80 apps and only 3GB is used
Why would you WANT to make a call from an Ipad?
I'm not an apple fanboy, but I don't understand why people say they are evil.
+ a 50" TV is a big blown up fancy 42" TV
Because:
They are locking people into using only the software that they want the people to run
They force the homebrew devs to buy into their dev program in order to legitimately sign apps so they can be run on real hardware
They don't give the users the ability to use removable media on their portable devices
They force you to use iTunes in order to manage your media and don't even give you the ability to delete tracks, save new playlists, etc. directly on the devices themselves
[removed: whole list of things about iTunes]
QUOTE(Teny @ May 18 2010, 04:23 PM) Remember to buy a case and maybe a screen protector for it too. The back gets scratched really easily, and I'm not sure what they used for the screen of the touch.
My 2 cents: I would avoid a screen protector if you know you will be careful with it. The screens on them are pretty durable and IMO screen protectors are usually annoying as hell when being used with touch screen devices (not to mention annoying as hell in general). My setup is a cheap HK clip together shell with a cheap HK slip case that doubles as a screen cleaner.
LuteFrute said:Actually, screw the dingoo and screw the ipod. get a psp. you can get a 3000 for a reasonable price, or a 1000 or slim&lite for cheap on ebay/craigslist. You can find people to hack it for you on craigslst.
Maybe the dingoo really is $hit. the psp is stronger in many ways. It is also made by a well-known company, sony. a psp has downloadable software, too. maybe you can manage to get both an ipod and a psp? I'd rather go for a psp, but whatever. the ipod games are alright. my mom has an ipod touch and I have used it. some games have nice tilt controls. You have to use itunes with it though. (itunes SUCKS)
cracker said:A 3000 isn't ideal currently because of the lack of a permanent CFW. That's assuming it doesn't have 6.10+ of course which would render it useless for homebrew/CFW.
A PSP is definitely better for gaming overall if you aren't just a casual gamer but leaves a lot to be desired if touch and accelerometer controls (gimmicks many times) don't fill the void of deep gameplay.
you forgot that there are new psp slims with a similar motherboard like the 3000.LuteFrute said:oh, yeah forgot that the 3000 doesn't have a permanent custom firmware. a slim is probably your best choice, because you can install a cfw and it is smaller than the original one...