Dingoo Digitial A320 Emulator Game Console MP3 MP4 Media Player LCD 2.8 inch with pouch & silicon case

by DEG

Product Description

Bright and high contrast LCD screen - Plays MP4 files including AVI, RM, RMVB and more - Plays MP3 files including MP3, FLAC, and more - Built-in 4GB flash memory storage, built-in mini-SD slot supports up to 8GB SDHC mini-sd card memory expansion (that's 12GB total!) - Cool Text-to-speech ebook reader - Langauges: English, Chinese Simplified and Chinese Traditional - Outlook: premium design fashionable, slim and portable size with comfortable hand grip. - Display: 16,000,000 color 2.8-inch LTPS-TFT true color high-definition screen , broadcast effect 320 - 240, the true and clear picture quality, unique DVD Optimization technology - AV-out: AV-out technology gives DVD output quality, can be a portable DVD player and game console. - Video player: Video function supports in various format such as RMVB, RM, AVI, WMV, FLV, MPEG, DAT, MP4, ASF and help users encold video files in an easy and convenient way. - MP3 player: Audio function supports MP3,WMA APE, FLAC audio format, synchronous lyrics display function, multiple EQ options,3D virtual sound field, surround sound effect and play mode options. Music can keep playing while using other application. - FM radio: Wide channel range from 76.0MHz~108.0MHz, support manual/auto channel scanning, FM recording and can keep playing while using other application. User can save up to 40 channels. - Digital recorder: Voice recording and supports MP3/WAV formats. - Image Browser: Image browsing format includes JPG, BMP GIF, PNG, with zoom, rotate and image slide show function. - E-book: Feather function includes bookmark, auto browsing, font sizing, TTS oral reading and can open with music player application. - Capacity: 4GB memory, supports inserted MINI SD card to expand capacity.

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B001UX9XF4
• Item model number: c_45
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (27 customer reviews)

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

31 of 36 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Product, Bad Seller May 19, 2009

By E. Zelkowitz

This product is available on many many sites for ~80, this is most likely just a drop shipper who is just charging up the price, much like the other dingoo on amazon. It is a great product, but I would say go elsewhere.

15 of 18 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Great for old games but not all emulators are perfect July 15, 2010

By Naughty Puppy

Pros:
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-Near perfect out of the box NES emulation
-Near perfect out of the box GBA emulation (from what little I saw)
-SNES emulation is pretty good if you turn off automatic frameskip and set your own and/or disable sound (frameskip is under Misc in the options- I like "1" for most games)
-Solid feel for relatively cheap hardware
-Plays music, pictures and videos (including older/low quality FLVs from youtube)
-Bonus TV out, voice recorder, FM radio
-Comes with headphones and charger
-Internal memory large enough to hold a lot of games (4 gigs)
-Many options including button configuration, state saving and customized rapid fire

Cons:
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-Not all emulation is smooth (Donky Kong Country always ran either too fast or too slow, Super Mario World always felt a little off and sound can be funky)
-This is only $100 (or $80 if you shop around)- the hardware is very good for the price but not great
-All audio is software controlled- there are no volume buttons
-D-pad and buttons are very small (about the same as the GBA micro)
-Very little documentation with the box
-File browsing via USB link and rom uploading is easy, but my screen freezes and I have to use a paperclip to restart it after disconnects

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars A "so-so" emulator December 29, 2011

By Eric Hill

I got this portable emulator so I can play old video games on the go. A portable video game emulator sounded awesome on paper, but my expectations were rather short lived. In my perspective this was marketed as a portable emulator, more than just a multimedia player, and as for the criteria of emulators, it's about so-so to me. One gripe I have with this is that the emulation software is rather pathetic, it can do 8-bit games just fine, but when it comes to anything that's 16-bit, it lags a lot. Another issue I have with this is that the RCA cable that came with the system doesn't work. I plugged it into my TV; all I got was the sound, no picture. And the last issues I have are rather minor, but the D-pad is not sensitive like every other D-pad I experienced, I have to hard press it for it to respond in game, and also the L and R buttons are not like the GameBoy Micro's (Or any other L and R button ever made). Personally, if you want a portable video game emulator, there might be other great contenders that treat the games you throw at it much better in terms of performance, but for this one in particular, I'll let it go with an overall score of a 2 stars, mostly because of the emulation flaws for the more advanced games.