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Didj custom learning system
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The Didj custom gaming system is a handheld game console that was released in 2008 by Leapfrog Enterprises. It was released approximately the same time as the Leapster 2. The Didj has not only two shoulder buttons and two face buttons, it also allows for the use of a stylus and has a USB port. Since the console was released by Leapfrog Enterprises the software is strictly of the educational variety.
The inclusion of the USB port allows for a certain amount of customability in games. With the USB port it is possible to create custom characters with the online "Didjerator" and replace the main character with it in certain games. Players can also download custom lists of problems, math skills, spelling words, and language art skills and use it in their games. Using the Learning Path feature on the official website also allows parents to track what their kids are learning in the game.
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List of Games
- DIDJ Racing: Tiki Tropics
- Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends
- Indiana Jones
- Jetpack Heroes
- Nancy Drew
- Nicktoons: Android Invasion
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- Spongebob Squarepants: Fists Of Foam
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars
- Super Chicks
Specifications
CPU
- Processor: Processor Arm 9 @ 393 MHz, game logic processing, event logging to monitor users’
progress within our content, and high-quality, real-time audio decompression and playback.
Graphics hardware
- Resolution: 320x240
- Display Modes: RGBA 565
- MLC: Multi-layer controller provides HW compositing for up to three graphics layers
- One 24-bit 2D layers (no HW accel)
- One 16-bit 3D layer
- One YUV video layer (no HW accel)
- Graphics API OpenGL ES 1.1: A reduced instruction set version of OpenGL for embedded
systems. OpenGL is a 3D graphics programming interface. Proprietary interface to Multi- Layer Display controller for 2D RGB and YUV video buff er support. FreeType Font renderer. Theora video codec plays OGG-Theora fi les.
Audio
- General purpose Audio Codec: 3 independent mono or stereo Ogg-Vorbis channels
- MIDI: 16 channels of MIDI are supported in software; no HW support
Memory
- RAM
- Main RAM: 32 MB DDRI 131 MHz
- NAND Flash: 256MB for data storage/download content
- Cartridge memory area: 64MB
Other
- System Software Brio: Firmware is building an abstraction layer (called Brio) to make OS
and hardware transparent to developers. This means all software must be ported to Brio to run on this device.
- Screen LCD: 3.2” 16.7Million Color TFT
External Links
- Official Page on Leapfrog's website.
