The Open Handheld Thread

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Better off waiting for Steam Deck at that price.

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In this video we're going to talk about 6 upcoming retro handheld devices that will be releasing very soon. Odin Handheld, Retroid Pocket 3, GPD XP, Powkiddy X18S, Anbernic RG552, Miyoo P60.

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There will be a standalone version of the 2+ as well. It's not as powerful as some of the other new handhelds coming out but I like the screen ratio on this one. All the others coming out are widescreen.

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The Powkiddy X18s is the newest retro gaming handheld to release this year, and it is also the most powerful clamshell device you can buy. In this first look, we examine the specs, build quality, screen, software, and thermal performance of the Powkiddy x18s.

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GPD owners now have a choice! GameCube, PS2 and DC represent the line for retro gaming to me. Playing those on a handheld with upscaling feels like a dream.

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Although this handheld seems like it is OK it sounds like it might be better to wait and see how some of the other upcoming releases are.

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The RGB10 Max 2 is the latest handheld from PowKiddy and it is a redesign of their original device from earlier this year. In this review, we take a look at the controls, build quality, screen, and software of the RGB10 Max 2.

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The return of netbooks!

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The A20 is an improved portrait-style handheld from PowKiddy based on the design of the Retroid Pocket 1. This new device comes with a more powerful processor, extra controls, and better specs.

​Specs CPU: Amlogic S905D3
GPU: Mali G31 MP2
RAM: 2GB LPDDR4
Storage: 8GB
Battery: 3,000 mAh
Display: 3.5 inch IPS 640x480
Network: Wi-Fi 5 / BT 5.0
OS: Android 9

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The all-new AYA Neo Pro Is an absolute Powerhouse, And we now finally have a proper RYZEN 7 4800U powered Handheld Gaming PC! In this video we take a look at the retro power version of the AYA neo-pro, With an eight-core 16 thread CPU back by 16 GB of LPDDR4X Ram this Handheld is Beast and can even handle Forza Horizon 5 and Halo Infinite, And when it comes to ruining emulators on the AYA Neo pro it will do PSP, WiiU, GameCube, PS2 and Even PS3 using RPCS3! Can it compete with the upcoming Steam Deck? We just have to wait for Valve to release to find out!

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I built that mini itx machine back in 2019 with a Ryzen 2200G, it's crazy that two years later and we've got a slightly more powerful handheld version. $1300+ USD is a bit eye-watering for that luxury, but the available library is crazy for something like this.

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