Found the exact Chinese model this is based on:
http://kimdecent.en.alibaba.com/product/697853786-213796516/Newest_pocket_TV_Amlogic_8726_MX_Dual_Core_bluetooth.html
$47 in bulk. Delivery in 7-20 days. I'm guessing they have a "unforseen delay", wait about six months until the price hits about $30 and place an order. Start fulfilling in July.
HD Consoles are becoming what PC has become - machines for hobby enthusiasts.
Found the exact Chinese model this is based on:
http://kimdecent.en.alibaba.com/product/697853786-213796516/Newest_pocket_TV_Amlogic_8726_MX_Dual_Core_bluetooth.html
$47 in bulk. Delivery in 7-20 days. I'm guessing they have a "unforseen delay", wait about six months until the price hits about $30 and place an order. Start fulfilling in July.
Found the exact Chinese model this is based on:
http://kimdecent.en.alibaba.com/product/697853786-213796516/Newest_pocket_TV_Amlogic_8726_MX_Dual_Core_bluetooth.html
$47 in bulk. Delivery in 7-20 days. I'm guessing they have a "unforseen delay", wait about six months until the price hits about $30 and place an order. Start fulfilling in July.
I have an android phone, but only a couple of apps (and none of them are games). How does the android market handle multiple devices? If I buy a game, can I use it on all devices that it is compatible on? If so, at the same time?
Yes, on all devices, at the same time.
But there is a limit of devices... at least some months ago it was 6 or 10.
That's a limit I can live with.
Is it correct to assume I can buy games from the play store (during a sale) even if I don't have a compatible device?
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There are over 1,416,338,245 TVs in the world but less than 1% of them are used to play games! Crazy.
So this is just another thing to play shadowgun on, and some emulators.
Ok.
What a bunch of bullshit on this stat.
Why the fuck would they make something like that up? Trying to make this seem as scammy as possible?
As you will see we have rounded the edges quite a bit so that our controller feels better in the hand. We then lost the groove between the middle section of the controller and the top deck so that it feels smooth all round. This helps keep the controller clean and also makes it feel more comfortable. Then we extended the palm grips so that they feel more substantial (for those tense moments just before you die in your favorite game) and also changed the magic ratio between the top and bottom edges, adding 3mm to the leading edge so that the controller sits more naturally in your hand. Next we looked at textures and surfaces, the result being that we will have a polished top deck, a metalized middle section and a rubberized bottom deck, which we think will feel lovely.
We made the D pad rubber so it feels nice to touch and provides good levels of grip. We changed the PLAY buttons to XBYA to make it as easy as possible for developers to port their games. We improved the analog sticks to use full multi-way + switch systems and rubberized the mushroom caps. We support a full a 45 degree tilt angle so that you can very accurately control the games you love to play. We also made the home button rubber so that going ‘home’ felt welcoming. We are now working on the underside of the controller and are exploring a couple of ideas that we hope to post in a couple of weeks. But we didn't stop there.
We hated the idea of having to keep plugging your controller in to charge it up (although it supports around 40 hours of game play on a single charge) and so we wanted to add a contact based charging system and also to support a full wireless charging solution that could be built in to the GameStick Dock. To do this we extruded the bottom casing of the controller in one area to only 1mm thick so that it could accept a wireless charging coil.
At the outset of this project we wanted to be able to power the GameStick from its controller so that you could stream games directly from the controller to any screen that was Miracast enabled. It is too early to go in to a lot of detail about this (but we will as soon as we can), suffice to say that we believe that in the future all of the components to run a game can and will be stored directly in the controller. You will then simply decide which screen you want to stream your games to.
We have been pioneering this work and to lay the foundation we wanted to ensure that our controller was future proof. To accommodate this we have worked on two key things; 1) re-locating the GameStick to the back of the controller so that it can more easily accept power and dissipate heat and 2) we have added a micro USB fitting in to the transport slot, which we have renamed as the Active Power Slot. This acts in two ways, a) it is a useful retaining system to keep the GameStick in the controller and b) it provides a mechanism to power GameStick from within the controller.
Sameer has joined us as Head of Games. He comes from PopCap who are famous for Plants vs. Zombies and Bejeweled, among others. He has promised us a big reveal by the end of March. However, we don't want to keep you all waiting any longer, so we will start announcing confirmed games every day from tomorrow until we ship!
While you're spending whatever money you are on your S3 (much more than $99 I'm sure), I'll just pick up my $99 OUYA and plug it into my tv and laugh right back at you.
Your point is?
So who wants android consoles again? Only mini console that would be any good is vita TV, none of this android crap