RGB20SX: New handheld games launched with a 1:1 display and also two analog sticks

We have already reported on the RGB20SX, and now the model can also be ordered. Specifically, it's currently still on pre-order, so the new gaming console won't be delivered live. According to the manufacturer, delivery is scheduled to start on May 10, although it could also start earlier. Impatient people can… RG35XX Plus He hits.

Eye-catching: The RGB20SX is equipped with a screen of a rather unusual shape. The screen measures 4 inches diagonally and has a resolution of 720 x 720 pixels, so the aspect ratio is 1:1. As is usual for the corresponding older mobile devices, a SoC based on the ARM architecture is used; The RGB20SX's four processor cores should run at up to 1.8GHz. The LPDDR4 RAM size is 1 GB.

According to the manufacturer, Nintendo 64, PlayStation One, NeoGeo, Game Boy and Nintendo DS titles can be emulated, although the refresh rate that can be achieved depends heavily on the specific platform and game. There are two memory card slots for microSD cards; The operating system can be stored on one memory card, and additional game titles can then be easily stored on the second memory card.

The 5000 mAh battery can be fully charged in 2.5 hours and provides up to 10 hours of playback time. The built-in speaker offers a one-watt output, and WiFi and Bluetooth are available as well as a 3.5mm jack jack and image output. Among other things, two joysticks, four shoulder buttons and a control panel are installed.

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