Thanks to Elara for the thinkgeek.com website link, ive stumbled upon this little beauty... GP2X Caanoo MAME/Console Emulator. It's a pocket sized portable gaming system which you can load your emulators and roms onto via SD card. It's compatible with Commodore 64, NES, SNES, Gameboy, Gameboy Advance, NeoGeo, Flash Games and many more emulators and loading games is a simple as putting them onto the flash card aswell.

It features a 3.5" High-res touch screen, thumbstick on the left, 4 buttons on the right and 2 shoulder buttons. Controls are fully configurable and appear to be very comfortable to use. It's compatible with up to flash 8, has a mic for voice recording and is compatible with linux.

Costs about $150 US



SPECS:
CPU - ARM9 533MHz (overclockable to 800MHz), H/W 3D Accelerator
LCD - 3.5" QVGA OLED Touch Screen
RAM - 128MB
Expansion Port - SD/SDHC
O/S - Linux
USB - 2.0 High Speed
Tactile - Built in accelerometer and vibration fuction
Connecting Port - 24Pin (Other port supported)
Battery - 2000mAh Lithium-ion Polymer
Charging System - AC Power / USBPort
Audio - Built-in Stereo Speakers and 3.5mm headphone jack
Size - 146mm(w) x 70mm(h) x 18.5mm(d)
Video Formats Supported - MPEG4, Xvid, DivxAVI
Audio Formats Supported - OGG, WAV
Bit Rate - Image: Max 2500kbps, Sound: Max 384kbps
Subtitles - smi File
Built in Flash Light 8.0 Support


Heres the link for full features... http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/electronic/e5ef/#tabs

Is this really legal at all?

WOW, this looks amazing. Kinda out of my budget atm but maybe I'll save up and get it.

Thanks for sharing this.

DarthDub : It's completely legal, at the end of the day its just a SD card reader with a touch screen... practically a computer, and computers arnt illegal. What you do with it once purchased may be another story.

Ok wow thank you & Elara for sharing this, this is a very nice gadget, especially because it a way of playing all the games with emulation, but still being able to save game I imagine. I wont be buying it anytime soon, but I'd would say its a fair price.

For a cheaper alternative for the same thing (except that it has a smaller screen and a d-pad rather than an analog stick) is the Dingoo A320 (i got mine from ThinkGeek for $100) It does essentially the same thing, the only difference as far as gameplay I can tell right off is that the Dingoo doesn't do Commodore 64 games.. it does NES, SNES, GBA, CPS2, and NeoGeo... it can be modded to do Sega Genesis, Game Gear, and Game Boy (atleast mine is modded for those three).. I love mine, but I have to admit that if I didn't have the Dingoo A320 already I'd pick one of these up.