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It looks just like a Sony PSP, but it's not. I'll enjoy this for what it is. BTW, I wasn't sure whether to keep posting info. In theory, yes it could support wired USB controllers.

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I just got this in the mail today, and it looks JUST like a PSP, it plays NES, SNES, GBA, GBC, Sega Genesis. Sadly, it won't run Colecovision, Atari, Intellivision, and games of my youth. Is there a portable emulator that does this? I didn't see a thread here for it, but has anyone ever bought one? It also plays music, videos, pictures... Cool but just the tip of the iceberg, one of several JXD cheap Chinese ANDROID based systems, I have like 3 different models s5100 s601, s602, the more tablet form s7300 but with custom ANDROID ROMS improving Android store compatibility, stripping unnecessary default programs etc and s7800b. There is a whole forum dedicated to these from many owners, distributors, hackers and support. HERE : Distributors like THESE will take much longer to ship but generally offer more selection, better price and free shipping: but if it will emulate what you say, then I'll be looking. I love the Sega Genesis, NES, SNES, GBA games, but I really miss alot of older titles. Why not just get an old Sony PSP and install custom firmware? I now have emulators for 2600, 5200, Coleco, Lynx, and Intellivision on it, and it does a very good job of running most ROMs for these systems. They will be much cheaper because of that but all you need is a big enough memory card to download the games on and you can put alot of emulators,games and PSp games on it. Edited by xDragonWarrior, Thu Feb 6, 2014 6:19 AM. Maybe I'll get one later. I'll enjoy this for what it is. It's always good to have two, or more, right? I'll be taking a plane trip to Florida, and I don't think the charge on one will last that long, so two are better. I found a few videos online, but I don't have the system, but I'll rewatch them later this one is good. The other video I watched was horrible. Maybe I'll get one later. I'll enjoy this for what it is. It's always good to have two, or more, right? I'll be taking a plane trip to Florida, and I don't think the charge on one will last that long, so two are better. I found a few videos online, but I don't have the system, but I'll rewatch them later this one is good. The other video I watched was horrible. Go to the USB option on the PSP XMB. Locate the GAME folder from the computer and copy the emulator into the GAME folder. Then turn on the PSP and enjoy! Edited by xDragonWarrior, Thu Feb 6, 2014 7:41 AM. They will be much cheaper because of that but all you need is a big enough memory card to download the games on and you can put alot of emulators,games and PSp games on it. Seems like there are a bunch of different models of PSP. Which is the best? Also anyone have any experience with this thing? I would try to get an original PSP-1000. It's what I have and it handles a lot of retro emulators just fine. I think on newer models there are more difficulties installing custom firmware, but it was fairly easy on my 1000. 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This is my device: NOT MY VIDEO have not had time just for some impression: Places people typically buy from WARNING NOW sites like these tend to take FOREVER to ship regardless of any option given, on average 3 weeks minimum lol so do NOT expect AMAZON or even EBAY average shipping times, the upside is cheap items and free shipping : BUT I BOUGHT MINE from HERE MUCH CHEAPER THIS is where I obtain all info about Flashing, custom ROMS etc: BUT I BOUGHT MINE from HERE MUCH CHEAPER It should be noted that GeekBuying is selling b-stock from JXD. You can tell this due to the 1. While this seems fairly insignificant, people online have said there are noticeable differences in performance. EDIT: To elaborate, the first units shipped were 1. They have since moved to 1. The cheaper stock being sold is from the first batch. It should be noted that GeekBuying is selling b-stock from JXD. You can tell this due to the 1. While this seems fairly insignificant, people online have said there are noticeable differences in performance. EDIT: To elaborate, the first units shipped were 1. They have since moved to 1. The cheaper stock being sold is from the first batch. Hey good to know. I was lucky, mine is definitely the 1. Hey good to know. I was lucky, mine is definitely the 1. I might place an order then. Did you use DHL shipping with them? If so, did you get hit with extra charges when it arrived? Last DHL shipment I got was more expensive than a typical FedEx shipment. Picked up the JXD s7800 ANDROID Tablet with gaming controls, I had been enjoying my s7300b for a couple years now but this model has a bit more power and higher resolution and sleeker more solid design. I have no problem with and in many ways enjoy experimenting and flashing custom ROMS even if it can be nerve wracking at best and a totally failure bricking at worst, fortunately I have not had that worst happen in my experiences lol. That said my JXD s7800 came with JXD firmware version 1. This is my device: NOT MY VIDEO have not had time just for some impression: Places people typically buy from WARNING NOW sites like these tend to take FOREVER to ship regardless of any option given, on average 3 weeks minimum lol so do NOT expect AMAZON or even EBAY average shipping times, the upside is cheap items and free shipping : BUT I BOUGHT MINE from HERE MUCH CHEAPER THIS is where I obtain all info about Flashing, custom ROMS etc: What a beast! I have a Caanoo and it works fairly well for most of my handheld gaming needs. The glaring exception is the C64 emulator which is slower at loading games than the real C64 and disk drive. Ideally, I would like a machine that could run SNES and earlier consoles, 8-bit computers, have TV out, and accept wired USB game controllers. The last one definitely seems to be a sticking point with several of the handhelds I have investigated. Does this s7800 do that? Ideally, I would like a machine that could run SNES and earlier consoles, 8-bit computers, have TV out, and accept wired USB game controllers. The last one definitely seems to be a sticking point with several of the handhelds I have investigated. Does this s7800 do that? In theory, yes it could support wired USB controllers. It's up to the apps to support them though. Most apps that offer external joystick support are written for Bluetooth devices. If any emulators do support USB joysticks, the. EMU series are the most likely. I've never tried though. I might place an order then. Did you use DHL shipping with them? If so, did you get hit with extra charges when it arrived? Last DHL shipment I got was more expensive than a typical FedEx shipment. I don't recall, I choose whatever the free shipping option was as I do not mind waiting and it arrived to me here in Canada no extra fees attached. No I did not use the DHL option. Edited by OldSchoolRetroGamer, Mon Feb 10, 2014 1:25 AM. I have a Caanoo and it works fairly well for most of my handheld gaming needs. The glaring exception is the C64 emulator which is slower at loading games than the real C64 and disk drive. Ideally, I would like a machine that could run SNES and earlier consoles, 8-bit computers, have TV out, and accept wired USB game controllers. The last one definitely seems to be a sticking point with several of the handhelds I have investigated. Does this s7800 do that? There are tons of good emulators for ANDROID now it comes pre-loaded with a game center that will connect and download several emulators and roms OR you can get many of your own free emulators form the Google Play Android market directly from the device , as for the controllers and TV out check out this video kinda crappy sound from about the 50 sec mark. FYI I have a Caanoo and Dingooa320 and other open sourced based handhelds, still enjoy them but it really has seemed to shift to ANDROID devices with gaming controls. OH AND YOU WANT TO CHECK THIS OUT! A NICE LITTLE GOOGLE DOCS SHEET COMPARING SEVERAL OPEN SOURCED AND ANDROID GAMING HANDHELDS can take a few seconds to load hoping they update it to include 7800 etc, there is also THIS info chart: Edited by OldSchoolRetroGamer, Mon Feb 10, 2014 1:50 AM. I had a Dingoo, but that tiny thing is always lost. I really think the small things like Dingoo and my iPhone are hurting my eyes. So, I liked having my Dingoo in my pocket during December, because I could play games while waiting in long lines, but I never installed the ATARI and other Gen 2 games on it, just the SNES, SEGA, and other 8-16 BIT era stuff.

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