Editing Handheld game console (section)

==== Game Park 32 ====
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The original GP32 was released in 2001 by the South Korean company [[Game Park]] a few months after the launch of the Game Boy Advance. It featured a 32-bit CPU, 133&nbsp;MHz processor, MP3 and Divx player, and e-book reader. [[SmartMedia]] cards were used for storage, and could hold up to 128mb of anything downloaded through a USB cable from a PC. The GP32 was redesigned in 2003. A front-lit screen was added and the new version was called GP32 FLU (Front Light Unit). In summer 2004, another redesign, the GP32 BLU, was made, and added a backlit screen. This version of the handheld was planned for release outside South Korea; in Europe, and it was released for example in Spain (VirginPlay was the distributor). While not a commercial success on the same level as mainstream handhelds (only 30,000 units were sold), it ended up being used mainly as a platform for user-made applications and emulators of other systems, being popular with developers and more technically adept users.<ref name="clockerz">[http://www.gamespot.com/news/6159783.html GP2X Q&A, With Craig Rothwell]. ''Clockerz''. Retrieved March 24, 2008.</ref>{{clear}}