by andrew | Jan 9, 2026 | Features, News
Man, what a week. While a lot of the gaming handheld industry is kind of slowing down as we await what’s next, there was a lot more at CES 2026 than I expected. The team covered a few of the major announcements from the past week, but here are a few more of our...
by Ban | Jan 7, 2026 | Features, Reviews
For most of the year, Mini PCs have been coming out with more RAM, more storage, and more power for your setup. However, as we’re closing in on the end of 2025, RAM shortages, SSD price increases, and GPU availability drying up for the wills of our AI Overlords means...
by Jim Gray | Jan 6, 2026 | Features
The DSpi is a cleverly named, fully 3D‑printable, dual‑screen Linux handheld built around the Raspberry Pi CM5, and pitched as a DS‑focused emulation machine with enough hardware headroom to do a lot more. Creator borpendy describes it as a dual‑screen handheld...
by andrew | Jan 5, 2026 | Features, News
Welcome to the latest edition of Retro Handhelds Weekly. This week, we saw a bunch of news in the world of hardware and software. Our writing team continues to be on an absolute tear, and there’s even a surprise or two sprinkled in! So sit back, grab a cup of coffee,...
by Jim Gray | Jan 5, 2026 | Features
In 1993, Pioneer noticed that CD-based systems were becoming popular, and concluded that the real future of entertainment was not cartridges or CDs but LaserDiscs the size of manhole covers. That meant the LaserActive, which tried to combine premium quality home...
by andrew | Jan 1, 2026 | Features, News
For as much as we joke around about how many devices Anbernic releases every year, at least they are actually being released. It’s a far cry from what AYANEO keeps doing, where it will announce a device, wait for funding to be fulfilled, ship domestically, and...
