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technology26 days ago•1 min saved

Anbernic Opens Replacement-Parts Store for Its Handhelds

Anbernic has launched a dedicated store page selling replacement parts for its handheld consoles (from newer RG Rotate to older RG350P), including shells, screens, batteries, joysticks, conductive pads, motherboards and buttons. Buyers must specify the model and color when ordering, and no replacement guides are provided yet. Prices range from a few dollars for items like conductive pads to about $236 for a replacement motherboard, enabling DIY repairs instead of going through support. The move mirrors Apple’s Self Service Repair approach by offering parts directly to customers.

via Engadget|

#anbernic #consumer-electronics #handhelds

technology27 days ago•2 min saved

Anbernic Unveils Official Replacement Parts for Retro Handhelds

Anbernic has launched a dedicated Parts Page offering shells, screens, batteries, motherboards, buttons, and other components for most of its handhelds, including models like RG350P, RG280V, RG406H, and WIN600. The ordering process is straightforward: select the device, part type, model, and color, then add to cart. A WIN600 motherboard is priced at $236 and a full parts kit can total about $355, providing a repair or customization path instead of buying a new unit.

via Retro Handhelds|

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technology2 months ago•4 min saved

Anbernic RG Rotate Clears Its Specs Ahead of May Launch

Anbernic has revealed the RG Rotate’s specs ahead of its May 11 launch: a 3.5-inch 720×720 Android handheld with a rotating hinge powered by a Unisoc T618, 3GB RAM, Mali-G52 MP2, 32GB internal storage (microSD expandable), a 2000mAh battery (~5 hours), and a 60Hz display; it supports 30+ platforms (PS2, Wii, 3DS, etc.), features wake-on-open via a Hall sensor, and is expected to ship in two builds with early-bird prices rumored around $82–$108.

via Retro Handhelds|

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tech2 months ago•46 min saved

Anbernic RG Rotate: a compact Android handheld with a swiveling screen

Anbernic’s RG Rotate is a square, pocket-friendly Android handheld with a swiveling touchscreen and a rugged hinge. It uses a mix of aluminum and ABS for the body, offers basic GBA-style controls without thumbsticks, and features adjustable height L2/R2 shoulder buttons. No specs or launch date have been announced yet, but the device signals further experimentation in compact handheld gaming devices.

via The Verge|

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technology2 months ago•3 min saved

Anbernic's RG Rotate: A Quirky Android Handheld with a Swivel Twist

Anbernic teases the RG Rotate, a quirky handheld with a swiveling hinge and square screen, in two colors, advertised for gaming, music, and even clock duties. Specifics like CPU, battery, and display are still unknown, but the device is expected to run Android and forego traditional sticks, sparking mixed but cautiously optimistic reactions about its potential if price and performance align.

via Retro Handhelds|

#anbernic #android #handheld-gaming

technology2 months ago•6 min saved

Anbernic’s RG Rotate Brings 2000s Phone Flair to a Rotating-Display Handheld

Anbernic officially announced the RG Rotate, a retro-emulation handheld with a rotating display, available in Polar Black and Aurora Silver with optional taller shoulder buttons and interchangeable cases; no price or release date yet. The concept nods to quirky 2000s phone designs (like the Motorola Flipout) and uses a 1:1 aspect-ratio screen with the rotating section that reveals the controls when closed, though its production viability remains unconfirmed.

via Time Extension|

#anbernic #emulation #handheld

technology3 months ago•4 min saved

Anbernic Teases Rotating-Screen Handheld That Unfolds into a Game Pad

A leaked video shows Anbernic’s upcoming handheld with a square touchscreen that flips to reveal ABXY/D-pad controls, a nostalgic, flip-phone-inspired design that could help the company stand out this year; details remain scarce as the device appears in early concept form.

via Retro Handhelds|

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technology8 months ago•1 min saved

Anbernic's Budget Dual-Screen Handheld Emulates Nintendo DS and 3DS Games for Under $100

Anbernic announced the RG DS, a dual-screen handheld console capable of emulating Nintendo DS and 3DS games, priced under $100, making it significantly cheaper than the original Nintendo DS and competitors like Ayaneo's devices, though specific release details and performance specs are still unknown.

via The Verge|

#affordable-gaming #anbernic #emulation

technology9 months ago•1 min saved

Anbernic RG DS: Affordable Dual-Screen Handheld Under $100

Anbernic is releasing a new handheld, the RG DS, a cheaper clone of the Nintendo DS priced under $100, making it more affordable than the original MSRP of $149.99, with a tentative release and multiple color options, competing against higher-priced devices like the Ayn Thor.

via Engadget|

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technology9 months ago•2 min saved

Anbernic RG DS: Dual-Screen Handheld Gaming Console Under $100

Anbernic is set to release its first dual-screen handheld, the RG DS, priced under $100, available in four colors, possibly running Android with touchscreen support, and embracing a Nintendo DSi-like design, promising a competitive option in the retro handheld market.

via Retro Handhelds|

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gaming-hardware2 years ago•2 min saved

"Anbernic RG556: A Strong Contender for PS2 Gaming in Retroid Pocket 4 Pro Competition"

Anbernic teases its latest handheld gaming device, the RG556, featuring a chunky grip design, capable of running Android and PlayStation 2 titles smoothly with a larger screen, making it more ergonomic and comfortable to hold. The device is expected to compete with the Retroid Pocket 4 Pro and may feature a 5.5-inch OLED display with 1080p resolution. Pricing and release details are yet to be officially revealed.

via Inverse|

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gaming3 years ago•1 min saved

"Anbernic RG Nano: The Tiny Game Console Taking Retro Gaming to the Next Level"

Anbernic has released a new ultra-portable mini game console called the RG Nano, which is just 2.7 inches tall and has a textured aluminum alloy body. It features a microSD card slot, media player, and a USB-C charging port. The device has a single D-pad and four action buttons, but includes a pair of shoulder buttons. It is designed to play 16-bit games, but the shape of its screen may limit its ability to play Game Boy Advance games. The price has not been announced yet, but it is expected to be lower than $65.

via Gizmodo|

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technology3 years ago•2 min saved

"Anbernic unveils pocket-sized RG Nano retro game console"

Chinese gaming company Anbernic is set to launch its smallest game console, the Anbernic RG Nano, which is small enough to clip on a keychain and comes in several color options. It has a USB-C port for charging, data, and audio, and is expected to have an 1,050 mAh battery and a Linux-based operating system. The device is capable of handling emulation of classic game consoles up to the Game Boy Advance. Pricing and availability information is yet to be revealed.

via Liliputing|

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gaming3 years ago•10 min saved

"Adults Rejoice: Retro Gaming Handheld Brings Back Game Boy Nostalgia"

The Anbernic RG35XX is a retro gaming handheld that looks and feels like a Game Boy for adults. It focuses on pre-3D era gaming and offers a good balance of price and performance. The device includes several upgrades over its competitor, the Miyoo Mini, such as a larger and more comfortable size, a better screen, and improved shoulder buttons. Anbernic has also included an HDMI port and dual microSD card slots. The device runs on a quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 processor and 256MB of RAM, making it suitable for games from the original PlayStation and earlier. The device can be upgraded with custom software, such as GarlicOS, which improves the user interface and makes it easier to navigate large collections of games. The Miyoo Mini is no longer being produced, but a successor, the Miyoo Mini Plus, has been released with a larger screen.

via Gizmodo|

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