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   CAPTION: Dingoo A320 and A330

   Dingoo.jpg
   Dingoo A320 White.jpg
     Manufacturer   Dingoo Digital Technology^[1]
         Type       Handheld game console
      Generation    Eighth
       Lifespan
     * CN: February 2009

        Media       SD card
   Operating system
     * uC/OS-II
     * Micro-Controller Operating Systems

   System on a chip Jz4732 / Jz4740

   CPU 360MHz XBurst (MIPS)
   Memory 32MB RAM (Dingoo A320) / 64MB RAM (Dingoo A330)
   Storage SanDisk 2GB Mini SD internal flash memory
   Display 2.8" LCD, 320 *240px, 65.5K colors
   Dimensions 125,55.5,14mm
   Mass 110g
   Website dingoo.hk at the Wayback Machine (archived February 10, 2012)

   The Dingoo is a handheld gaming console that supports music and video
   playback and open game development. The system features an on-board
   radio and recording program. It is available to consumers in three
   colors: white, black, and pink. It was released in February 2009 and
   has since sold over 1 million units.^[citation needed]

   Other versions of the console include Dingoo A330 and Dingoo A380.

   Dingoo focuses on games and media products, and is located in the
   Futian District, Shenzhen.^[1]

   [ ]

Contents

     * 1 Hardware
          + 1.1 Specifications
               o 1.1.1 A320
     * 2 Function
          + 2.1 Games
               o 2.1.1 Original
               o 2.1.2 Homebrew
          + 2.2 Native OS
          + 2.3 Dingux
          + 2.4 Emulation
               o 2.4.1 Official
               o 2.4.2 Community-based
                    # 2.4.2.1 Arcade games
          + 2.5 Video player
          + 2.6 Audio player
          + 2.7 Photo viewer
          + 2.8 Text reader
          + 2.9 Radio receiver
          + 2.10 Audio recording
          + 2.11 Other
          + 2.12 File browser
     * 3 Firmware
          + 3.1 Official firmware
          + 3.2 Unofficial firmware
          + 3.3 uC/OS-II
          + 3.4 Linux
     * 4 See also
     * 5 Reviews
     * 6 External links
     * 7 References

Hardware[edit]

   A black Dingoo.

  Specifications[edit]

    A320[edit]

     * Internal Storage 1/2/4GB flash
     * Additional Storage MiniSD/SDHC (MicroSD/SDHC with adapter)^[2]
     * Input D-Pad, 2 shoulder, 4 face, Start & Select buttons,
       Microphone.^[3]
     * Outputs Stereo Speakers, Headphone Jack & TV-out w/ included cable
     * I/O Mini-USB connector 2.0
     * Video Playback RM, MP4, 3GP, AVI, ASF, MOV, FLV, MPEG
     * Audio Playback MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC, RA
     * Radio Digital FM Tuner
     * Recording Supports digital recording of voice (MP3 and WMA formats)
       and FM radio at 8 kHz
     * Software Support Free official SDKs Available
     * Dimensions 125 by 55.5 by 14 millimetres (4.92 in * 2.19 in
       * 0.55 in)
     * Weight 3.8 oz (110 g)^[4]
     * Display 320 *240

   The Dingoo A320 uses a rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery with 6 to 8
   hours of battery life.^[5] The battery specs are 3.7V 1700-1800 mAh
   (6.29WH).

Function[edit]

  Games[edit]

    Original[edit]

   Original games in two different languages (USA (U) and Chinese (C)) for
   the Native OS are included:
     * 7 Days - Salvation (U)
     * Ali Baba (U)
     * Amiba's Candy (U)
     * Block Breaker (U)
     * Decollation Warrior [God of War Criminal Day] (U)
     * Dingoo Link Em Up (U)
     * Dingoo Snake (U)
     * Hell Striker II [World Road] (U)
     * Landlord (U)
     * Nose Breaker (U)
     * Puzzle Bobble [PoPo Bash] (C)
     * Tetris (U)
     * Ultimate Drift (U)
     * Yi-Chi King Fighter (C)
     * Zhao Yun Chuan (C)

    Homebrew[edit]

   Homebrew / Public Domain (PD) games for all operation systems (OS) can
   be added manually:

  Native OS[edit]

     * 15
     * Aothello
     * Arcade Volleyball
     * Astro Lander
     * Biniax 2
     * BlueCube4D
     * Brickomania
     * Cave Story
     * Chip World
     * Color Lines
     * Commander Koon [Commander Keen]
     * Connect Four - Zero Gravity
     * Digger
     * Dooom
     * Game & Watch - Formula 1
     * HexaVirus
     * Manic Miner
     * MineSweeper
     * mRPG
     * Mushroom Roulette
     * New RAW [Another World]
     * Quake
     * Rubido
     * SameGoo
     * SomeTris
     * Spartak-Chess
     * Spear of Destiny
     * Spoout
     * szSokuban760
     * szSudoku760 [Sudoku Platinum]
     * TCGS Car
     * The Last Mission
     * TowerToppler [Nebulus]
     * Vectoroids
     * Vorton
     * Wolfenstein 3-D
     * Wubtris
     * XRickOO [Rick Dangerous]

  Dingux[edit]

     * Duke Nukem 3D

  Emulation[edit]

    Official[edit]

     * GBA
     * NES
     * Neo Geo
     * SNES
     * CPS-1
     * CPS-2
     * Sega Mega Drive/Genesis^[4]

    Community-based[edit]

     * Atari 800 8-bit computers
     * Atari 2600
     * Atari 5200
     * Atari 7800
     * Atari Lynx
     * ColecoVision
     * Commodore 64
     * Commodore Amiga
     * Magnavox Odyssey 2
     * MSX (openMSX Dingux)
     * Neo Geo
     * Neo Geo Pocket
     * Nintendo Game Boy and Game Boy Color
     * Nintendo Game Boy Advance
     * PC Engine
     * PlayStation (Dingux only)
     * Sega Genesis/Mega Drive/Mega-CD (Dingux only)
     * Sega Master System, SG-1000 and Sega Game Gear (in progress,
       working for most games)
     * WonderSwan and WonderSwan Color (in progress, working for most
       games)
     * ZX Spectrum (GP2Xpectrum for Dingux, Unreal Speccy Portable for
       native OS)

      Arcade games[edit]

     * Centipede and Millipede
     * CPS-1
     * CPS-2
     * FinalBurn Alpha (Dingux only)
     * MAME ^[6]
     * Mikie (Konami arcade game)
     * Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man

  Video player[edit]

     * Video containers: RMVB, RM, AVI, WMV, FLV, MPEG, MP4, ASF, MOV
     * Video codecs: WMV1, WMV3, WMV7, WMV8.1, WMV9, MP42, mp4v, DIV3,
       DiVX5, XViD, MJPG, MPEG1, MPEG2

  Audio player[edit]

     * Audio formats: MP3, WMA, APE, FLAC, WAV, AC3, MOD, S3M, XM
     * Channels: Stereo
     * EQ Function

  Photo viewer[edit]

     * Supports JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG File Formats

  Text reader[edit]

     * Supports TXT file formats (English and Chinese)
     * Supports English text to speech
     * Further functions include bookmarking, auto browsing, font sizing,
       and it can open while music is playing.^[4]

  Radio receiver[edit]

     * FM Radio
     * Wide frequency range from 76.0 to 108.0 MHz, support manual/auto
       channel scanning, FM recording and can keep playing while using
       other application. User can save up to 40 channels.^[4]

  Audio recording[edit]

     * Voice and radio recording
     * Voice recording and supports MP3/WAV formats.^[4]

  Other[edit]

     * Supports SWF File Format (only Flash 6)
     * SD Card virus protection: The system protects itself from viruses
       by scanning the SD Card.^[citation needed]
     * USB 2.0 Port: Supports Windows 2000/XP/Vista as well as Mac OS
       X^[4]

  File browser[edit]

     * Allows you to browse the files on your Dingoo, such as games,
       music, videos, photos, and voice recordings

Firmware[edit]

   A Dingoo running an alpha version of a Linux port

  Official firmware[edit]

     * Firmware V1.01
     * Firmware V1.02
     * Firmware V1.03
     * Firmware V1.10 (Added Multi-Language Support)
     * Firmware V1.11 (Added Korean Language Support)
     * Firmware V1.20 (Y & B button bug fix and more)
     * Firmware V1.22

  Unofficial firmware[edit]

   Team Dingoo released the first unofficial firmware with user
   customizable theming possibilities. The system files were moved from
   hidden memory to an accessible memory location, allowing users to
   change the graphical settings. This firmware is updated regularly.
     * a320-1.03TD-3
     * a320-1.03TD-2
     * a320-1.03TD-1

  uC/OS-II[edit]

   The native operating system of the Dingoo A320 is a variant of
   uC/uOS-II,^[7] a low-cost priority-based pre-emptive real time
   multitasking operating system kernel for microprocessors, written
   mainly in the C programming language. It is mainly intended for use in
   embedded systems. All official software for the Dingoo A-320 (including
   its emulators) run on uC/OS-II.

  Linux[edit]

   A Linux kernel was generally released by Booboo on Google Code on May
   18, 2009.

   A dual boot installer called "Dingux" was released June 24. This allows
   for dual booting the original firmware or Linux without the need for
   connection to a PC.

   Enthusiasts have successfully run Linux versions of many games,
   including Prboom engine (Doom, Hexen, Heretic), Build engine (Duke
   Nukem 3D, Shadow Warrior), Quake, Dodgin' Diamonds 1 & 2, Biniax 2, GNU
   Robbo, Super Transball 2, Defendguin, Waternet, Sdlroids, Spout,
   Tyrian, Rise of the Triad, Open Liero, REminiscence, Blockrage, and the
   OpenBOR game engine.

   The Dingoo can run emulators: ScummVM, SMS Plus, Gmuplayer, FinalBurn
   Alpha, Gnuboy, GpSP, MAME, PSX4ALL, Snes9x, PicoDrive, openMSX,
   GP2Xpectrum, FCEUX and VICE.

See also[edit]

     * Comparison of handheld game consoles
     * Similar portable Linux kernel-based gaming devices:
          + GP32
          + GP2X
          + GP2X Wiz
          + GP2X Caanoo
          + Pandora (console)
          + DragonBox Pyra
          + GCW Zero
     * Mi2 console
     * List of Linux-based, handheld gaming devices
     * Linux for gaming

Reviews[edit]

     * Dingoo A320 review by Tech Radar

External links[edit]

     * Dingoo Official Website (English)

References[edit]

    1. ^ ^a ^b Shenzhen Dingoo Technology Co., Ltd. Archived 2010-08-13 at
       the Wayback Machine
    2. ^ Guyatt, Will (13 August 2009). "Dingoo A320 Micro Game Station
       review". TechRadar. Retrieved 19 May 2022.
    3. ^ "The a320 Handheld Emulator is a Pocketful of Gaming History".
       Wired. August 21, 2009. Retrieved 19 May 2022.
    4. ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f "Shenzhen Dingoo Digital Product Co., Ltd".
       Archived from the original on 2010-05-15. Retrieved 2010-10-21.
    5. ^ "Dingoo Digital A-320". www.pocketgamer.com. Retrieved 19 May
       2022.
    6. ^ MAME for DINGOO
    7. ^ "OpenHandhelds.org development forums". Archived from the
       original on 2009-08-15. Retrieved 2009-07-15.

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