QUOTE(Tobriand @ Feb 14 2007, 09:32 AM)

Heheh - cool video, if not entirely accurate. The cabinet comes top in all the important areas, but crucially not in the portability one. It just depends what you're after, really...
Yeah, I don't think that quite measures up to a real consumer reports type of comparison. :-)
But the gp2x did win in the "cost" category which I think is pretty important unless you're filthy rich. Even if you have an arcade cabinet in good condition and a computer capable of running a descently recent version of MAME, you still have to fork over at least US$300 for a video card that'll sync down to 15Hz or low enough resolution, some type of keyboard to jamma controller interface, and some spare parts.
While the gp2x isn't perfect by any means, with the BoB or the TV-adapter, you can still play most games on a large CRT for that arcade feel. The only draw back of coruse in comparison to a real mame cabinet is that the tv-out on the gp2x won't scale pixel-to-pixel resolution or sync rate and portrait games like pac-man and centipede gets stuff chopped off when going through tv-out.
Here's a video of the gp2x on a CRT via tv-out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRaL9-BrzUg