If you’ve been looking around to purchase a cool portable media player that has a lot of features, check out the PXP-2000 that is a look-a-like of the PSP. Anyway, this copycat version supports microSD cards so you don’t have to worry about storage capacity.

In terms of compatible file formats, the list is big thanks to the support of codecs. With that being said, the PXP-2000 can playback the following files: RM, RMVB, AVI, WMV, ASF, MPG, MPEG, MPE, MP4, DAT, MOV, and DAT. Additionally, this player can also turn into a gamer because it comes with a NES emulator, and also supports Gameboy and SFC. So, if this isn’t the full-of-features-PMP that you’ve been looking for, I don’t know what it is…

Have your purchased your Pre handset already? Would you like to turn into a Nintendo-like gaming console? It’s now apparently possible. What you need is a NES emulator running on the Pre and you’ll be playing games in no time.

What do you need to do? Well you just have to get root access to your phone and then compile FCEUltra and set the screen to run at 320 x 480 resolution. In case you’re not Linux-friendly then you should probably find a savvy friend to help you with this predicament.

via Pre Dev Wiki