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Yeah, there's a real gap in the market for a relatively compact handheld which can play low-spec PC games. The AMD-based handheld PCs available today are all pr
by jsheard 11mo ago
Yeah, there's a real gap in the market for a relatively compact handheld which can play low-spec PC games. The AMD-based handheld PCs available today are all pretty chunky.
- zozbot234 11mo agoThere's plenty of "relatively compact" ARM-based handhelds targeting the retro market already, but many of them are shipping with a pitiful amount of RAM (1GB or so) making them an absolute non-starter, while others (selling for significantly higher prices) run crappy Android-based OS's that will never be updated. There is a gap in the market for a good-quality retro-like handheld shipping with a Linux-native OS (or even just enabling one to be installed trivially after-the-fact, with everything working and no reliance on downstream hacked-together support packages).
- andrepd 11mo agoRetroid Pocket 5 supports Android and Linux dual boot.
- andrepd 11mo agoWell, apparently there's this project I learned about literally yesterday! https://portmaster.games/games.html https://portmaster.games/games.html There are handhelds for less than 200$ with very good screens and controls that can play all of these. Not to mention stream (via Steam or other software) from your PC!
- kawsper 11mo agoAYN Thor looks quite promising in that category https://www.ayntec.com/products/ayn-thor https://www.ayntec.com/products/ayn-thor It’s an ARM machine running SteamOS.
- ant6n 11mo agoLike an IPad mini?