This is one of the few chinese brand devices I like. Well, most of these mp4 players are pretty nice as it is.
I’m looking at getting a Dingoo from dealextreme soon, since it has emulator support up to gba/snes/genesis, as well as linux support already.

I’m amazed people still buy the psp and other name brand hand helds (for rom playing and music/video) when devices like these can be had for cheaper and they almost always do more.

i bought a dingoo off of dealextreme and was a little worried about the build quality, but i have to say that i was extremely impressed and i use it all of the time. too bad the name of it is so odd…

Yeah, I’ve bought a few of these. And they are pretty interesting to a point. What they really need is homebrew OS that I hope Marcan can create, as this thing has a lot of potential for such a cheap device.
The current OS is some type of CPM/DOS environment. If you pull it apart you get three virtual drives off of it that have .exe type executables in it.
I’ve banged on it a bit but haven’t had much luck. But then again, I’m not a hacker of that calibre.

I was looking for a system just like this – TV output, plenty of CPU horsepower, some I/O and was going to order one, but after reading the comments here and checking it out the Dingoo looks a much better deal. It apparently runs uCos on a 400MHz MIPS and is already well documented.
Where to get one though? ChinaVision has a pretty good reputation and is pretty cheap, but is there somewhere better?

if they can hack in wifi and web browsing, maybe even ventrilo, but at least the ability to access VirtualNES.com, that would be cool. i didnt see any specs besides 2gb rom, and 2gb max sd support. thats all the wii has, 2gb flash hard drive, right? i know after upgrade you can use larger sdhc cards. i think the first thing i would do if i bought this thing is hook it up and run TKFE (TKFileExplorer) just to see if it shows up. if it does, and you can use TKFE with it like you can with cell phones, opening the device would be for entertainment purposes only, because with TKFE you can do all kinds of shit that your phone wont let you do, delete locked apps, lock and unlock apps, adding games, and more complicated hacking shit that i dont try with my phone, for fear of bricking it. but with a cheap piece of hardware like that, i would analyze the filesystem, see what kind of file extensions it uses.. what is the Linux version of TKFE? there has to be one.

Yes interesting
but still a news from JUNE no one saw it before?

thanks for this info taken ages to find this.