Retroid Pocket Duo takes on Anbernic with more RAM and storage
Retroid has provided all the information you need to know about its new hardware.
Retroid has introduced two new handheld gaming devices, the Pocket Duo and the Pocket Duo Lite. Both devices will be equipped with a 6,000mAh battery, ensuring extended playtime on the go. The Pocket Duo is priced at $269, whereas the Pocket Duo Lite starts at a more affordable $149. Earlier this week, Retroid unveiled the first teaser for their upcoming Android-powered handheld, which features dual screens similar to the Nintendo 3DS.
Upon learning more about the device, Retroid has disclosed its specifications, models, and pricing. The Retroid Pocket Duo is available in two versions: the Pocket Duo and the Pocket Duo Lite. Although the design of both handhelds will be similar, there are a couple of notable differences. Firstly, the secondary display on the Duo is marginally larger than the one on the Duo Lite.
Secondly, the positioning of the L1/L2 and R1/R2 buttons varies between the two models. On the Pocket Duo Lite, these buttons are laid out horizontally, while on the Pocket Duo, L1 and R1 are placed on top of L2 and R2.
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