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+1 on the above lol.... OCT 1st he we come 

@ Orion4874  nope contest not cancelled and we will ship them a couple days before we ship the SE as for payment I prefer before Sept 15th. I can cover a few people who are late on final payment for this run but not all.

@ Skyline969 all packages will be shipped Priority mail with tracking

This is goner be one busy place when it gets releaased lol....

Quote from: ruffnutts on September 07, 2012, 04:01:58 PM

Good question maybe ask GCW... but after all it is a prototype or maybe the kernel reads it as that, did you notice in the video it was clocked @ 336Mhz...

Yes, I noticed that it's clocked at 336MHz. The Dingoo A-380 also runs at 336MHz for the open-source emulators and games. It's possible to change that if necessary but none of the open-source emulators or games that I'm running on my Dingoo A-380 needs it higher than 336MHz. The Dingoo A-380 original emulators and the new emulators from d_smagin are running with the CPU clocked at 432MHz.

clocking the hugo emu higher will help it rendering games at full screen though

The way I read that (I could be wrong, correct me if someone knows for sure) is that it will not have touch screen hardware, but the analog nub will be sending out signals as if you were operating a touch screen analog stick like the ones you see on other systems with touch screen analog controls (i.e.- tablets).

So the system will trick the emulator into thinking the touch screen analog stick is being used, when it's actually a physical analog stick. Pretty clever.

Edit: Also, yes, I do see that we don't have playable true analog yet, whomever Qbertaddict was chatting with (It sounds like GCW, since he decided if Q could release word on the forum, but not enough info to say that for sure) is going to start making the driver. I'm wishing them the best of luck on this important task.

Everything you said is correct.

Quote from: Pardue on September 12, 2012, 06:13:08 AM

The way I read that (I could be wrong, correct me if someone knows for sure) is that it will not have touch screen hardware, but the analog nub will be sending out signals as if you were operating a touch screen analog stick like the ones you see on other systems with touch screen analog controls (i.e.- tablets).

So the system will trick the emulator into thinking the touch screen analog stick is being used, when it's actually a physical analog stick. Pretty clever.

Edit: Also, yes, I do see that we don't have playable true analog yet, whomever Qbertaddict was chatting with (It sounds like GCW, since he decided if Q could release word on the forum, but not enough info to say that for sure) is going to start making the driver. I'm wishing them the best of luck on this important task.

Everything you said is correct.

Fantastic news

About the analog stick: the chat log says that the analog stick is wired where touchscreen use to be wired. That does not mean that the device has a touchscreen. That does not mean that the analog stick will act as a touchscreen. That just means it's wired there. For the applications, it will be seen as a standard joystick device.

About the 336 MHz frequency you can see on GMenu2X: currently the GCW0 kernel does not support underclock / overclock, so everything demoed runs at 1 GHz. I believe this feature will be added on a future OS upgrade, post-release.

Yep!