I just recently purchased a dingoo a320 and I'm waiting for it to arrive. Does anyone one here an a320 or any other dingoo handheld? If so, how do you like it?

I'll post a review when it arrives after I get to play it a bit. If you want to get it, you'd better act fast because they're no longer in production. I could only find it still in stock at 2 stores other than eBay and amazon (those 2 stores are dealextreme ($70) and dingoo-USA ($80)) and eBay and amazon are asking outrageous prices for them ($100-$140). This is actually what has prompted me to finally get one. There are other dingoo models like the a330 and the a320e, however, both of these have an os which was (supposedly) stolent from a fan developer who was not credited and has very little developer support for the system because of this and other reasons so in my opinion, the developer support is what makes the a320 great so these newer consoles are severely lacking by not having that. For those who are interested in the a320, I would recommend yu get the a320 while you still can if you don't want to resort to eBay and pay allot more.

I haven't been able to write a review yet since my grandmother dropped my dingoo just a few days after I got it and broke the screen and I'm trying to exchange it but I can say that it's lacking in the blast processing department. Unfortunately, genesis emulates quite slow. But this is without dingux since I didn't get to install it before it broke. I hear that helps allot with genesis emulation. SNES emulation leaves a bit to be desired but it's pretty good, only a few games have problems and if there's a problem, it's most likely just the sound which is annoying (especially since games with great music like Final Fantasy Vi and Earthbound have this problem in the default emulator) but not debilitating. I'll be able to do a proper review after I get the whole broken screen situation fixed.