Man I have so many handhelds! Out of all things computers and gaming, handhelds are my favourite and the GP2x, Dingoo A-320, Pandora, Ben Nanonote and GCW-Zero are my favourites. GP32 should also be that list I guess  
	I've recently got the Sharp Zaurus bug so decided to  get MAME4ALL running on both machines I currently own setup as follows:
	
Sharp Zaurus SL-860
	cacko 1.23 lite
	libsdl 1.2.5-slzaurus20041025-j
	
Sharp Zaurus SL-C1000
	cacko 1.23 lite
	bvdd 0.4.0-1
	libsdl 1.2.5-bvdd-07-2
	MAME4ALL runs ... well, okay... but not really great. I was expecting them to be faster than the GP2X but they're not, both are slower.
	The SL-860 version seems to be faster than the C1000 - I believe that's thanks to the W100 video.
	The C1000, despite using bvdd framebuffer driver and having a superior CPU, is somewhat slower.
	I'm using gcc 2.95.3 (-O3 -fomit-frame-pointer), which is so old it's probably producing pretty unoptimized ARM code but I can't get a more recent toolchain so I'm guessing the C1000 is suffering more here as I can't build optimized binaries for it.
	I don't have a Linux machine, I have a a Macbook running OSX and an iMac which pretty much dedicated to running Windows 7 via bootcamp.
	It's all a bit disappointing.
	On the bright side (literally), the screens on both are gorgeous, really sharp, vivid displays. Superb given how old they are.
	Must have been super-awesome 10 years ago when these machines were current.
	I'm also getting a SL-5600 just for giggles which is on it's way from Russia.
	Anyone else have Sharp Zaurus developing experience?