Evo 2 will carry a pricetag of $249 and will have the ability to bring Android mobile games to your TV. The gaming console, which sports a Samsung 1.2 GHz processor with a 512 MB RAM, will be running a modified Android 2.2 OS. The package will include a remote, a gaming controller and an HDMI cable.
A 3D motion sensor is in the plans as well. The company also mentions implementing a feature that allows players to earn EVO tokens. These EVO tokens can be used toward the purchase of new premium Android games.

Will the fact that this is an “open console”, be enough to give this an edge over other options in the gaming market? Is it just a gimmick? Apparently the first edition sold out 2009. As tablets become more abundant, will games get better, to where this becomes a better option to proprietary consoles? Games can be downloaded easily to this device and there’s also a game cloud storage available as well. Not to mention an open SDK model for game developers.

Here are a few of the known details and specs:
• EVO 2 system will utilize built-in Wi-Fi for photos, music and games.
• EVO 2 will be powered by Android 2.2 and support HD content and EVO Market Store.
• The EVO 2 console will also support Qquip SMS Reward Service, and GameBox storage.
• EVO 2 is designed to sync with your Android tablet or cell phone.
• Nvidia graphics
• 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi
• Support HDMI
• Five USB ports
• TOSLINK /Optical Audio output
• S/PDIF

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If your like me and watch a lot of movies, you tend to have flashbacks of what actors or actresses might have been in previous movies you have seen. What? I’m the only one this happens to? I must not be, because this application has definitely been waited on by many Windows Phone users I can tell you that much.

Blade0rz from XDA-Developers has developed a nice IMDb program for our phones which will allow us to access our favourite movie / tv information with just a few clicks. Although the application is very early in development, it has great promise for more features in the near future. Currently it supports cast listing, headshots and cover display. Future development will include trivia, plot outline, and so forth.

To obtain the application, head on over to XDA-Developers and stay in touch with future updates.

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