Welcome in the new Chinese rip off...The PXP 2000.
QJ News Wrote:You have to hand it to those guys behind these little Chinese ripoffs. Wee haven't even hit two weeks since the launch of the PSP Go, and already they've got their own version of the PSP Go. Ladies and gents, feast your eyes on the PXP-2000. Check it out.
The listing has the PXP-2000 under this heading:
4.3" 4GB Slide Panel Retro Gamer / Game Mp5 Player with Camera, Mp4 - PXP-2000
I'm not quite sure what they meant with "Retro Gamer" but perhaps its packed with ISOs or ROMs from old games. But look, it's got a camera too haha! I wonder how long this thing can actually last though.
If the PSP Go price tag is too much for you, this one comes at only US$ 149.99, with a per unit price of just US$ 83.99. OR you can just get a real PSP.
It's quite smexy....
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Stealing ideas is smart - it saves you a bit on R&D costs :P
PSPkiller Wrote:MP5?
My guess is it refers to games?
Lol. Seems like these Chinese players:
MP3 = can play music
MP4 = can play video (even though most Chinese MP4 players I've seen don't actually play MP4)
Actually, just found this:
Quote:Mp5, you don't need to convert the videos u can directly copy and paste n watch it in mp5 cause mostly 95% format in internet can read by the mp5.. but some mp4 u need to convert to amv using converter cd ...
By the way, most of those Chinese "MP4 players", as mentioned above, don't play MP4, but rather, a horrible format such as AMV.
Still, I'm doubting these "MP5 players" have the CPU power to decode the majority of videos, especially current gen H.264.
ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:By the way, most of those Chinese "MP4 players", as mentioned above, don't play MP4, but rather, a horrible format such as AMV.
What the hell format is AMV? If I haven't heard of it, it has to be poo poo lol.
EDIT:
Wikipedia Wrote:AMV is a proprietary video file format, produced for MP4 players, as well as S1 MP3 players with video playback. There are now two different MTV formats: the older one for the Actions chip, and a newer one for ALi’s M5661 chip. This format for ALi one was ALIAVI.
The container is a modified version of AVI.[1] The video format is a variant of motion JPEG, with fixed rather than variable quantisation tables.[2] The audio format is a variant of IMA ADPCM, where the first 8 bytes of each frame are origin (16 bits), index (16 bits) and number of encoded 16-bit samples (32 bits); all known AMV files run sound at 22050 samples/second.[1]
Ok, it's even worse than I expected.
Lol @ MJpeg and ADPCM. Wee're like in the 80's or something?
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