The x86 handheld market continues to grow, with the Orange Pi Neo being made official. It aims to undercut the Steam Deck OLED with its $499 starting price.
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Andrew is our not-so-mysterious writer and Editor-in-Chief, who also finds you the latest deals, and can be found on the RH Podcast! He likes to cover X86 and top end Android, but you’ll also see him testing handhelds from the minis to the macros! You could say he’s kind of a big dill. Favorite Game: Call of Duty
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