The Dingoo impresses on many levels and the comments of enthusiast developers point to a very exciting future, thousands of miles away from its homeland.
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The Dingoo is a cracking buy. If you’ve got £100 to spare and are looking for oodles of lovely classic portable gaming, video playing, music, radio and more then you can pick up a Dingoo A320 with money left over for one of those obscure Mini SD jobbies.
Read the full review →If you’re just looking for something to play Super Mario Bros. or Tetris on that feels more organic than a smartphone, the Dingoo A320 is a fairly ideal gaming portable. But the shortcomings become apparent the more familiar you are with most of the systems the A320 can emulate.
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FirebirdVII1963
When I first saw this gadget I knew I had to get one. When I finally did I couldn't hardly put it down. The first thing I did when I got it was put Dingux on it. Once you get Dingux configured to your liking this is an awesome gadget. There are still some roms that it doesn't...
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Jamdog30
I have had this device for a while and it is the best emu system that money can buy. It has tv out so you can connect it to the TV, and recently I bought the chinavasion TV glasses and these connect straight into this. The MP3 player plays most music files., and I have had Dingux working and...
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