The Pocket Duo and RG DS Plus headline a packed Retro Handhelds Weekly featuring new hardware, emulation updates, reviews, custom firmware, and deals.
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spruceOS v4.4.0 is here with stable support for Anbernic’s H700 lineup, early RGB30 and MiniLoong Pocket 1 support, DSperate, and much more.
The Pocket Duo and Duo Lite are Retroid’s first dual-screen handhelds, with prices starting at $135 and two very different hardware configurations.
The Anbernic RG DS Plus launches September 15 with an $84.99 preorder price, Linux software, NNDDSS emulation, and a redesigned clamshell.
Retroid has revealed the latest tidbit of information about its upcoming Pocket Duo and Pocket Duo Lite, as we now know how much these handhelds will cost.
The Anbernic RG DS Plus unboxing reveals full specs, a stepless hinge, better speakers, dual-screen Linux software, NNDDSS, and pricing from $84.99.
Retroid’s latest Pocket Duo updates include a gameplay demo, new size details, and the surprise reveal of the more affordable Pocket Duo Lite.
MagicX has revealed the Pocket Dream, a compact vertical handheld concept sharing the Mini Dream’s 3.3-inch OLED and core hardware options.
Anbernic’s RG DS Plus improves on the original with Linux-first software, a redesigned hinge, built-in stylus, 4x DS scaling, and a price under $100.
Anbernic’s RG DS Plus looks promising in its first gameplay showcase, with smooth DS emulation, stylus support, netplay, and flexible dual-screen layouts.