Thanks Prophet.
I copied this conversation to that board.
If I was aware of it, I would have started out there.
-LuSiD

>
> > So what does that leave me with besides the aging E125? It's slow and the
> screen
> > in useless outdoors.
> >
> > Suggestions? Comments?
>
> Well, for one thing it would be nice if you posted this in the new Pocket PC Emu
> board here at Retrogames. It's new and needs more visitors.
>
> As for suggestions, the Casios are the ONLY choice right now for having fully
> functional *built-in* controls. The only other option is to attach a serial
> gamepad using Larry Bank's driver to a faster PPC like the iPaq. The driver is
> available for download in the Pocket PC section here at Retrogames, plus check
> my Larry Bank Interview for more info.
>
> If you can wait, the next few months will likely reveal several new Pocket PC's
> from all the big companies. Toshiba just announced their's Monday, plus Nec has
> one coming. And you just know Casio will come up with new models to compete.
>
> Sadly most companies tryly don't yet see the PPC as a gaming device - when
> asked, most of them are clueless and just see it as a business device. So far
> Casio is the only company that really "gets it." Sad but true... You would've
> thought the age of "computers are not for games" ideology was over by now. :(
>
> -Prophet-
> www.retrogames.com
>