Homebrew developer Zx-81 is at it again, this time releasing the final build of PSPThom for the Sony PlayStation Portable. As an emulator of Thomson's TO7-70, PSPThom version 1.2.0 brings more features for the most convenient TO7-70 experience on your handheld.

Another lengthy list of changes come with Zx-81's release, headlined by speed improvements, auto-fire mode, and new nifty hotkeys. Here's PSPThom v1.2.0's changelog:

* Speed improvements
* Load and save state
* Display and save thumbnail images for each save state
* Add vsync option
* Add new render modes (such as fit height)
* Analog pad can now be used in the file requester
* Auto-fire mode, press RTrigger+X to switch it on/off
* Add several new hotkeys: settings such as fps, render mode, auto fire speed can now be directly modified inside the emulator (no need to enter in the settings menu)
* quick save / quick load current state (no need to enter in the main menu)
* Default Hotkeys can now be set in the keyboard mapping menu (useful to add hotkeys on existing/previous keyboard files)
* Bug fix in the low battery watchdog
* Can now be compiled under linux for linux (usefull for dev/debug)

As usual, Zx-81 didn't fail to make his latest PSPThom available on custom firmwares 1.5 and 3.xx. Of course, a Readme file is also included in the batch for your perusal.