GP32

The GP32 (GamePark 32) is a ARM-based handheld game console developed by the South Korean company Game Park. It was released on November 23, 2001, in South Korea and distributed in some parts of Europe.

Key facts

Information appliance.name: GP32
Information appliance.logo: Gp32logo.png
Information appliance.image: Gp32.jpg
Information appliance.manufacturer: Game Park
Information appliance.type: Handheld game console
Information appliance.generation: Sixth
Information appliance.price: ₩179,000
Information appliance.discontinued: 2005
Information appliance.units_shipped: ~32,000
Information appliance.media: SmartMedia
Information appliance.cpu: Samsung S3C2400X01
Information appliance.memory: 8 MB of RAM
Information appliance.graphics: 320x240
Information appliance.camera: None
Information appliance.successor: GP2X

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Image: Gp32.jpg

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publication date: 2001-11-23
Commons category: GP32
price: 199
units sold: 30000
clock frequency: 133

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History
Features
Variants
GP32 NLU
GP32 FLU
GP32 BLU
Software
Built In
Homebrew
Commercial
Games
Emulators
Commercial availability
Hardware
Successors
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==History== The GP32 was shown at annual E3 conventions from 1999 to 2002. At one point, GamePark produced an unreleased unit with cellular functionality.