TrimUI has released its new gaming handheld, making it easier to find at various retailers this year. The TrimUI Brick is the successor to the Smart Pro, which is currently priced at $94.99 on Amazon and was hard to find until recently. Pricing Differences While you can still get the TrimUI Brick on Amazon, the prices […]
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The D008 is one of the three portable gaming devices released by SZDiiER in China. The other two devices are the D-28S and D50 Plus, which are marketed under the new Diium brand. For more information on SZDiiER’s other gaming handhelds, you can check out our articles on the D-28S and D50 Plus. Design and Specs
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The D50 Plus is the biggest of the three gaming handhelds released by SZDiiER in China under its new Diium brand. The other two models are the D-28S and D008, which have been discussed in separate articles. Unlike those two, which are designed for vertical use, the D50 Plus features a horizontal design and boasts a
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One of Anbernic’s new gaming handhelds has made another appearance online as it heads towards a likely worldwide launch. In particular, NITTRX has discovered fresh images of the RG406H, which was first seen online in late October. New Images Emerge This time around, someone has posted pictures of the unreleased device showing its front, back, and
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Almost a year has gone since Anbernic launched the RG Arc in both D and S versions (curr. $68.99 on Amazon). But the company hasn’t just sat back and done nothing regarding new hardware. Instead, Anbernic has been rolling out new devices every month since January, with the latest being the RG CubeXX released earlier this
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Data Frog has launched a new gaming handheld that draws inspiration from more established models. Last year, the company released the SF2000, which closely resembled the Super NES controller. Following that, they introduced the R36S, which had a striking similarity to the older Powkiddy RGB20S, currently priced at $85.99 on Amazon. Design Features This time, Data
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Anbernic has begun offering the RG CubeXX as a more affordable option compared to the RG Cube, which is currently priced at $196.99 on Amazon and was released in the late spring. True to form, Anbernic has made the new gaming handheld available in three color choices, known as Black, Grey, and White. Additionally, these options
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AYN Technologies has made a significant move by announcing the prices for the Odin2 Portal, shortly after detailing its complete specifications for the new gaming handheld. As expected, the company will present the Odin2 Portal in three different price options, similar to how they did with the Odin2 (currently priced at $449 on Amazon). It’s important
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Anbernic is getting ready to launch its newest gaming handheld device. The company has been quick to share this news, having only revealed the device late last week. The RG406V, which is currently priced at $226.99 on Amazon, is still a fresh release, being less than a month old. Upcoming Release Date Despite the recent release
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Anbernic has launched a variety of handheld gaming devices this year. However, a recent rumor from NITTRX indicates that the company might be working on something quite different. It’s important to mention that the YouTuber has said, "nothing is confirmed yet." Therefore, there’s a possibility that the design shown below might never actually be released. Exciting
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