Yes, the specs are quite good, I'm really hoping the controller is well designed. One of the issues with the upcoming N-Gage is the placment/number of buttons on it. Since this is going to be a game machine first (and not a phone/game machine) I hope they get the controls right.
Also, from what I see there's no "custom" hardware mentioned, meaning other companies will use the same ATI and Yamaha chips (no idea what "Rumble effects" are- I guess it vibrates? ). Looks good to me.
I'd like to DE apps on it- with the scaling technology in DE, they'd be ready go from the start. This might finally show how being able to swap Amiga packs between different devices is useful.
Zoltan
