Until now, Z-Pocket Game (ZPG) has been slowly introducing new devices. The A1 Unicorn has been the only product from the company for some time. However, it appears that ZPG is looking to enhance its competition against the Anbernic RG Cube (currently priced at $214.99 on Amazon) with a range of new offerings.
New Developments in Gaming Handhelds
Recently, the company revealed exciting updates about its long-anticipated Bubble gaming handheld. Following this, NITTRX provided initial insights regarding the Mini, which seems to be an alternative to the current GKD Pixel and Anbernic RG Nano. Additionally, the YouTuber has leaked some footage of the 'Little A1' along with a second unnamed device.
Details on the Little A1
Unfortunately, not much is known about the unnamed device at this moment. However, it seems to be larger than the Bubble. In contrast, the Little A1 is small, as its name implies. ZPG has equipped it with two USB Type-C ports, two MicroSD card readers, and a complete set of gamepad buttons featuring large triggers. It appears that the Little A1 also boasts a 1:1 display, potentially making it a more compact alternative to both the A1 Unicorn and the RG Cube.
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