More Dingoo A330 news

I have a couple more quick questions...

* What are the physical specs, i.e. size, weight?
* Does it run the same OS as the A320?
* Will Dingoo Technology be releasing an official unbricking/flashing tool for the A330, or is it compatible with the existing unbricking / flashing tools?
* Does it run the same CPU as the A320?

Thanks!

 

Will this have wifi and a web browser? If so does it have flash player so I could watch youtube.

 

I never did get what the Dingoo has over, say, a modified PSP, other than it's smaller and possibly shows more "geek pride" or whatever you want to call it. Care to fill me in on what makes the Dingoo so special?

 

Kinda funny that one of the topics in the subforum is "can we have a separate dingo forum" lol

 

i like how you can hook it up to your tv

 

Oh darn, is the price of the controller known?

 

its 80 bucks and you don't have to fight a war with sony to use emus on it. dingoo technologies actually wants you to use homebrew and roms on their device. it fits in my gb micro bag, fits in my pocket, has 12gb of fun on it at all times. and its not a mainstream psp.

atashi: same cpu, so basically this is a repackaged dingoo. it seems like they are trying to pull away from the crap that happened when they were dingoo digital. making a new shell for the same board isn't the answer. the problem with the homebrew community has been cpu speed. this is why there is an overclocking application. also i don't understand why its more money for the same device in a new shell. i hope the a320 goes down in price so we can buy that up instead.

the more i talk to resellers the more it seems that dingoo technologies is clueless about the problems of the a320. they don't seem to understand that it was the homebrew community who fixed all of their problems. in return they go and put alek's apps on the 330 and don't give him credit for coding them.

i'm being judgemental right now. i'll have to wait to get my hands on one of these before i make up my mind. the slightly larger form factor and the hint at better buttons might make all the difference.

-another world

 

People are talking about "unbricking tools"....does that mean the Dingoo is easily bricked?

Is the screen going to be bigger, smaller or the same size on the A330?

 

no, not easily. there were issues with homebrew firmware and the original install of dingux. dingoo digital made an official unbricker for the original dingoo. when they became dingoo technologies (don't have a month to explain what made them split, lol) they released a dingoo with different hardware. they never released an unbricker for that. joyrider, one of the homebrew devs, along with MTH figured out after about a month of trial and error how to patch the existing unbricker to work on the "HK" or new dingoos.

people were trying to upgrade to a homebrew operating system that offered different features using the old unbricking tool and it would brick the new dingoo. so for more than a month many people were sitting on a dead $80 toy and hoping for an official fix that never came.

its not really a problem, unbricking that is, but it is a concern now for people who went through that crap.

i've had my dingoo for about 6 months and use it every day. i only mess with the native firmware, emus, apps, and homebrew. i've never bricked it.

-another world

 

huh.. i used the magical tool called google and well seems ya can hook up a psp to teh tv. never knew that. learn somethin new every day eh?

 

The A330 is very similar to the A320, but now featuring the optional Wireless controller to be used with the tv-out function, and 64mb of ram. I should have a review on Dingoonity by mid-may.

The new spec is as follows:
- Display: 2.8 inch QVGA (16 Million Colors) 320x240 DVD Quality LCD Screen
- 64MB Processor Ram (Compared to only 32MB ram in Dingoo Digital A320)
- 2.4GHz Wireless Controller for playing games while in TV-OUT Mode
- Internal Storage Memory (4GB Internal memory for storage of your media and game files)
- External Storage Memory (Mini SD card (SDHC) Expandable to 32GB for a total of 36GB)
- Controller Specs: 8 Position D-Pad on left, Y, X, A, B buttons on right, L and R shoulder buttons on top
- Built-in lithium-ion battery gives 6-8 hours of runtime on a single charge

20 Gaming Console Modes:
- 3D (3D Engine Designed by Dingoo China for Dingoo games and Home Brew Games and Apps)
- Atari 800
- Atari 7800
- Atari Lynx
- Colecovision
- CPS1 (CAPCOM Arcade Game Systems 1st Edition)
- CPS2 (CAPCOM Arcade Game Systems 2nd Edition)
- GB (Game Boy)
- GBA (Nintendo Game Boy Advance)
- GBC (Game Boy Color)
- Magnavox Odyssey II
- Neo-Geo (SNK Neo-Geo)
- Neo-Geo Pocket (SNK Neo-Geo Color, Neo-Geo Color Pocket)
- NES (Nintendo Entertainment System - 8bit)
- Sega Game Gear
- Sega Master System
- Sega Genesis (Sega Mega-Drive - 16-bit)
- SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System - 16bit)
- Turbo Grafx (Also Known as PCE)
- WonderSwan (Bandai WonderSwan/WonderSwan Color)

I/O Slots:
- Earphone jack
- Mini-USB port - Mini-SD slot (SDHC)
- AV OUT (output to TV - NTSC or PAL, 16:9 or 4:3 DVD Quality)
- Stereo Speakers

Additional Media Functions:
- Video Player ( Allows you to play video files from internal or external memory)
- Compatible Video Formats: FLV, WMV, ASF, RM, AVI, MPEG, MP4, RMVB, SWF, VCD
- Audio Player (Allows you to play Audio/Music files from internal or external memory)
- Compatible Audio Formats: MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC ,WAV
- FM Radio (channel range from 76.0MHz~108.0MHz, support manual/auto channel scanning)
- Voice/Audio Recorder (Record voice/audio conversations or notes for school or work )
- Image/Picture viewer (Allows you to view images from cameras and computers)
- Compatible Picture Formats: JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG
- E-book Reader (Text To Speech Capable view txt file format from internal memory)
- Flash Player (Allows you to play Flash SWF files Flash Version 3 to 6 only currently)

 

holy crap... This thing looks EPIC, but I don't see the point in getting it since I already have a DSi with a flashcart...

do the emulators work better on the Dingoo, or are the homebrew DS emulators about the same?


and wow, this thing's almost as powerful as my Dell Latitude CPx! Technology sure has come far!

...I sure am making myself feel old! >.

 

i am a little worried with the screen... the a320 used a cellphone screen and it made the image a little strange...