Hi there guys i have seen on ebay windows mobile cd/dvd players with gps but are there any ones with andriod OS?
i would love to have one in my bmw
cheers
no such thing yet?
MHL Consortium Game Developers Contest – Go Big or Go Home! Contest page at http://www.mhltech.org/gdc2012
Calling all Android game developers! The MHL Consortium is hosting a contest to see who can create the best game to showcase our technology. MHL technology is a wired interface that delivers uncompressed audio and video from MHL-enabled mobile devices to DTVs. With MHL technology your favorite content and games on the latest mobile devices can be bigger, brighter and fully HD. Don’t worry about draining your battery because the phone is charging the whole time. No matter where you are, MHL technology is optimized for the mobile platform and designed to deliver the total audio and visual experience.
With over 50 million MHL-enabled devices now in the market, we are looking for games that can be taken from the small screen to the big screen and blow us away with their killer visuals and immersive sound. You may even have an MHL enabled phone right now – this includes popular phones such as the Samsung Galxy S II family, the Samsung Galaxy Note, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the HTC Rezound, the HTC Vivid, the HTC Jetstream, the LG Nitro HD, the LG Optimus LTE and more! The MHL Consortium was founded by Nokia, Samsung, Silicon Image, Sony and Toshiba and now has over 90 licensees!
Prizes
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1st Place: 2013 GDC Experience package for one person, which includes:
- 7 night hotel stay at a preferred GDC Hotel for GDC 2013
- 1 All Access Pass to GDC 2013
- Preferred seating at the IGF and Choice Award Shows
- Access to VIP Speaker Party
- 1 complimentary lunch per day
2nd Place: 1 Samsung Galaxy Note phone (international version)
3rd Place: MHL shirt and bag
Key Features of MHL Technology
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- Uncompressed 1080p HD video & 7.1 digital audio to the big screen
- No latency - Ideal for gaming
- TV charges the connected device
- TV remote can control playback from the mobile device
- Uses existing and popular connectors
- Content protection using HDCP
Contest Rules
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The full rules and terms can be found at http://www.mhltech.org/GDC2012/game-rules.aspx.
Here's the short version:
- Games must run on Android Gingerbread 2.3
- Games can be created by individuals or teams
- No limit to how many times a developer can enter
- Games will be judged by a panel of judges appointed by the MHL Consortium
- Games must be submitted by Monday, February 27th, 2012. Late entries will not be accepted – no exceptions
- Games should be optimized to run on the following dual-core MHL-enabled smartphones: Samsung Galaxy S II family, LG Nitro HD/Optimus LTE, Samsung Galaxy Note, HTC Rezound
- No MHL-enabled phones or DTV’s will be provided
- MHL-to-HDMI adapters can be obtained by sending an email to [email protected] for testing and development. This allows an MHL-enabled phone to connect to any legacy HDMI DTV.
Timing
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Your game must be submitted by end of day Pacific Time on Monday, February 27th. Games will not be accepted after this deadline – no exceptions!
Once entries have been submitted, our panel of experts we will decide the top 10 finalists. Those developers will then present their game to the MHL Consortium’s elite panel of judges at GDC 2012 on Thursday March 8th in a rapid pitch session. If the developer cannot be there do it themselves or have a proxy do it, we will have someone there who will present it on your behalf based on the demo script that you provide.
Judging
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Watch this space for the announcement of our very exciting panel of judges! Your game(s) will be judged on the following criteria:
- Graphics: MHL technology is capable of delivering 1080p uncompressed video. We will be looking for sharp graphics and clean gameplay, and especially how well your graphics scale from the small screen to the big screen.
- Sound: MHL technology is capable of delivering 7.1 surround sound. We will be looking at how immersive your sound is and the quality of your soundtracks.
- Innovation: We will be looking at how creative and innovative your game is in highlighting and utilizing MHL technology. Does the game play great with an external Bluetooth game controller or mouse?
- Differentiation: Why does your game highlight MHL technology better than anyone else’s or better than any other game on the Android Market?
- Fun: How fun is this to play over MHL? Can I play the game while looking at the big screen HD TV, or do I need to watch the phone? Are the controls intuitive and easy? Do the judges have a hard time putting your game down?
To enter the contest, please go to http://www.mhltech.org/gdc2012
Cool prizes: 2013 GDC Experience and Galaxy Nexus
Pretty awesome prizes if you ask me.
Only 10 days left to enter the MHL GDC contest! Come on, we've got great prizes, and little if any effort is required. If you've got an existing mobile game that fits the criteria, you've got nothing to lose by entering! We're looking for games that are
- High Definition
- Look and play great on an HDTV
- would benefit from having the phone being charged up while the user plays
Again, full details are at the link in the original email
Last Chance To Enter!
The deadline to enter the MHL GDC contest is the end of Tuesday February 27th. If you've been thinking that your game would look and play great over MHL, now's the time to enter the contest!
This is a question which has sent me into a Google rabbit hole.
So we have a powerful video game console, the ps3;
PS3 connects to select devices via bluetooth, but there doesn't seem to be a working model to connect an Android device to voice chat in game via bluetooth? We can video chat on the correct device, and there are apps such as the BlueputDroid (speaking of, where can I suggest a feature or permission to add a feature myself). Obviously this isn't an easy task. How would one get started? If this seems tacky, consider this; $300 for the PS3, then android devices range in price, but upwards to the $500 mark. I don't know about you, but there has got to be a slip in the programming of software on either the PS3 or Android (or both) for these to be high end devices, but lack of a popular feature among the gaming community. Thanks in advance!
P.S. Yes, I do have access to the Bluetooth SDK.
I've been looking for over a month for a quad core Android Tv stick or Box with an integrated DVB-T receiver but there is none on the market!
There lot's single and dual cores out there but if you want something more high end then you're out of luck!
Is there a way for an
Android TV box/Stick (exaple: K-R42 Quad Core Google Android 4.2.2 RK3188)
to support
a simple DVB-T dongle/stick/thingy? (example: Geniatech PT115m)
or just any kind of tuner?
Since there are lot's of tv tuner sticks out there for android tablets its logical that they could work on an android tv box or stick.
I'd be more than grateful if someone has the resources to test this out and share the results.
What are the compatible hardware?
How responsive actually is (if so working) tv browsing?
How about remote control, PVR, Timeshift, etc support?
Which app does this work with?
Wanna make a Media Center for my kid with XBMC and NAS.
I've been searching the forum for a few hours and cannot find anything. Here is the link
Android 4.1 Car PC GPS Stereo
2-Core processor Universal 2 DIN size!
★ Unique selling points ★
☆ Android 4.1 OS Latest Android Operating system (Jelly Bean)
☆ Capacitive Multiple Touch Screen Accuracy, Sensitivity, Lasting, Anti-Frinction
☆ Dual A9 Core 1GHZ CPU to handle any requests easily & Smoothly!!
☆ 8GB Flash Memory eto store numerous APPs, Games, Movies from Android Market!!
☆ 3D GPS to experience best Navigation!!
☆ WiFi / 3G to Surf the Internet Anywhere you go!!!
I am trying to run the torque app with bluetooth but i guess it requires a root. I have all the proper things for the app to run except the root.
It is a different unit than the ones i am finding on here
Ebay name is " Android 4.1/4.0 Double 2 Din 3G-Wifi Car GPS DVD Player BT Stereo Radio 2-Core "
Thanks
Christian
hmm...Can you provide us with more info..like what chip is it running at least?
Download an app called Android Hardware Info..and write the specs on here.