Device support - Plans to support new devices

by **Yorkie** » Feb 9, 2002 @ 11:30pm

The Aero comes with 16meg standard,

I run it with a 32meg flashcard too. Was looking at upgrading the memory to 32 megs but the flashcard stores everything i need.

more info
http://www.foxpop.ndirect.co.uk/Compaq/ ... _cover.htm

cheers

Yorkie

by **buba** » Feb 11, 2002 @ 9:22pm

I also think that you should suport the E-100. Many users would love a sweet piece of software like snails. The casio E-10X's are still selling like hotcakes by resellers, many of these units are being bought by young gamers who can't afford a $400 pocket pc.

by **kyingguo** » Feb 12, 2002 @ 9:35am

by **Jaybot** » Feb 12, 2002 @ 11:18am

whoah, dont get ahead of yourself, there.

i still have my old e-100 too, and it is a sweet device, but it doesnt have all of the specs of the e-115; mainly the OS which makes it very, very different. GAPI aside, there are also SIP and Taskbar differences, as well as something else, Dan used to tell me about all the time

but we will try to get it ported to that device, I have a lot of friends who still own that device and are already addicted to snails

by **Village_Ideot** » Feb 12, 2002 @ 10:22pm

by **Courtney White** » Feb 12, 2002 @ 10:24pm

by **R0B** » Feb 12, 2002 @ 10:56pm

by **James S** » Feb 13, 2002 @ 12:00am

I have Zelda: Links Awakening (SNES) and the original Mario (NES) on my TI-86, among other things. It's got some great games, quite a powerful little calculator.

by **kyingguo** » Feb 13, 2002 @ 2:15am

But didn't once in pocketgamer.org they posted and said some ppl developed GAPI for the E-105 ( if i'm correct). Actually, what is GAPI? Is it something like DirectX on the PC??

-Kevin

by **kyingguo** » Feb 13, 2002 @ 2:18am

But didn't once in pocketgamer.org they posted and said some ppl developed GAPI for the E-105 ( if i'm correct). Actually, what is GAPI? Is it something like DirectX on the PC??

-Kevin

by **Courtney White** » Feb 13, 2002 @ 2:44am

think of API, and add game in front of it.

game + API = Gapi ... if only i knew what API stood for.

by **James S** » Feb 14, 2002 @ 2:52am

by **kyingguo** » Feb 14, 2002 @ 3:21am

Hmm.......how does it actually work and how to test it? I have GAPI for E-105 but i don't know how to test it......do we need a program to try it out?

-Kevin

by **James S** » Feb 14, 2002 @ 3:36am

LOL! Ya, you do, one that you actually program yourself. HA! I'm sorry, that was kind of funny. GAPI is a resource for the game programming community, not the gaming community. You need it to run the games that those fellers create, but they're the ones that actually make it useful

by **Village_Ideot** » Feb 14, 2002 @ 4:31am

Well at least you don't have my shoes!

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