Remember GP2X? You know, that open-source game console in a market filled with the Nintendo DSs and Sony PSPs. Gamepark, have announced a couple off new consoles called the XGP and XGP Mini.

The XGP (Extreme Game Player), which looks like a slightly bent PSP, sports a largish 4" TFT LCD bundled with 64 megs of RAM, as well as 64MB of user-storage. Of course, 64MB never did much for anyone, so you have the option to expand it using the provided SD memory slot. Interesting features include integrated DMB-TV receiver, and of course, Wi-Fi.

On the other hand, XGP Mini sports a 2.2" screen, and 32MB of RAM. SD card is supported here as well, but the DMB receiver and Wi-Fi connectivity have been stripped off.

The XGP will carry a price tag of US $300, while the Mini should be available for $150.

(Via Engadget)