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AYANEO announced the upcoming release of the Pocket Play, a gaming-focused smartphone with a 6.80-inch OLED screen, a slide-out gaming control shelf, and a high-performance processor, expected to launch in 2026 with a Kickstarter campaign soon. Details on pricing and specific specs remain undisclosed.
Ayaneo is releasing a more affordable Game Boy remake, the Pocket Vert, starting at $269 for early bird orders, featuring a 3.5-inch LCD, Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip, and minimalist design, with prices increasing after the campaign.
Ayaneo teases a new gaming slider phone reminiscent of the Xperia Play, featuring physical controls and a classic form factor, with a focus on remaking retro-style gaming devices, though release details are still unknown.
Ayaneo, known for retro gaming handhelds, has confirmed it is developing a smartphone, potentially with a sliding design and gaming features, but details remain scarce and its market release is uncertain.
AYANEO, known for its gaming handhelds, is developing a smartphone designed specifically for gamers, featuring a three-camera setup and potential controller integration, with more details to be announced.
AYANEO announced its new budget-friendly handheld, the Konkr Pocket Fit, priced under $369, featuring a Snapdragon G3 Gen 3 platform, a 6-inch 1080P 144Hz display, and various high-end features, with more details to be revealed in a live session scheduled for August 23rd.
AYANEO announced the Pocket DS, the world's first flip dual-screen Android handheld, featuring a 7-inch OLED main display and a 5-inch secondary display, with advanced color and refresh rate options, aimed at retro gaming and geek enthusiasts, with mass production already underway and debut planned at ChinaJoy 2025.
AYANEO has launched a budget-focused sub-brand called KONKR, starting with the Pocket FIT, which threatens established players like Retroid and ANBERNIC in the Android handheld gaming market by offering high-quality features at a lower price point. The company also revealed a budget Windows handheld, KONKR Fit, and teased a new entry-level lineup, signaling a significant shakeup in the mid-range gaming handheld space.
AYANEO announced the Pocket DS, a groundbreaking dual-screen Android gaming clamshell with large top and smaller bottom screens, inset sticks, and ergonomic design, set to be revealed fully in a future event. The company also teased other handheld and Windows devices, signaling a strong push into innovative gaming hardware. Fans are excited as this could be a significant step towards a Nintendo 3DS successor.
Ayaneo's AM01 and AM02 mini PCs offer retro-inspired designs with various specifications, priced between $200 and $630. The AM01 is suitable for retro gaming and general office tasks, while the AM02, equipped with an AMD 7840HS APU, is better suited for PC gaming and heavier tasks. Despite their small size, both models offer a good selection of inputs and outputs and are reasonably priced for their specs, making them a promising new direction for Ayaneo as it enters the general PC market.
Ayaneo has revealed more details about its upcoming Android gaming handheld, the Pocket S, which is set to rival the Ayn Odin2. The device will feature a 1440p display, up to 16 GB of RAM, and 1 TB of storage, running on a modern Snapdragon SoC. It is expected to be significantly more powerful than the Pocket Air and is set to launch later this year, with an Indiegogo campaign already available for preview.
Ayaneo has unveiled the AM02 mini PC, designed to resemble an old-school NES and featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS APU, offering a significant performance upgrade from its predecessor, the AM01. The mini PC includes modern features such as USB-C ports and HDMI ports, along with a touchscreen on top. It can be equipped with up to 32GB of DDR5 RAM and 1TB of solid-state storage, with the option for user upgrades. The AM02 is available for pre-order starting at $440 and ships in February via Indiegogo.
AYANEO has launched the AM02, a mini-PC featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS APU, starting at $439 with a 4-inch touchscreen display, support for DDR5-5600 RAM, PCIe 4.0 flash storage, and various connectivity options. The machine is available for backing on Indiegogo, with limited units at the starting price before increasing to $479.
AYANEO has launched the AM02 Retro Mini PC, featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS APU and a retro-themed design reminiscent of the NES by Nintendo, with a starting price of $499 US. The compact 0.9-liter design includes a 4" touch panel LCD, AMD Radeon 780M iGPU, support for up to 64 GB of DDR5-5600 memory, and PCIe Gen4 M.2 SSD. The system is designed for gaming, with the company claiming it can handle the latest AAA titles at 1080p with low to medium settings. The AM02 is set to ship globally by the end of February.
Ayaneo's Next Lite gaming handheld, priced at $299, is positioned as a competitor to the Steam Deck but runs on a third-party, community-developed SteamOS fork called HoloISO instead of Valve's official SteamOS. Despite its promising features such as a seven-inch 800p screen, 16GB of RAM, and a 47Wh battery, its older processor may result in performance lag compared to the Steam Deck. The device also offers support for running Windows and will be available in vibrant colors, with shipping set to begin before Chinese New Year on February 10, 2024.