Name: NEU ANBERNIC RG28XX
Brand: Anbernic
SKU: EU-RG28XX-Orange-64G
Price: 29.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.81 (26 reviews)

NEU ANBERNIC RG28XX

$29.75 USD

Anweisungen zur Systemaktualisierung

Das aus China gelieferte RG28XX wurde auf ein 64-Bit-Linux-System aktualisiert.

Das aus einem Lager in Übersee versandte RG28XX wurde nicht aktualisiert und ist immer noch ein Linux-System.

Über das RG28XX

Klein, aber fein, leicht zu tragen.

Farbe

Grau / Beige Weiß / Schwarz Transparent / Lava Orange

Bildschirm

2,83-Zoll-IPS-Vollbetrachtungswinkel, OCA-Volllaminierung 640 x 480

CPU

H700 Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A53, 1,5 GHz Frequenz

Grafikkarte

Dual-Core Mali-G31 MP2

RAM

LPDDR4 1 GB

Lagerung

64 GB TF/MicroSD

System

Linux 64 Bit

Multimedia

Videoplayer unterstützt Formate wie „wmv“, „avi“, „rmvb“, „flv“, „mp4“, „3gp“, „asf“, „mov“, „mpg“, „mkv“. Musikplayer unterstützt Formate wie „flac“, „mp3“, „wav“, „ape“, „aif“, „aiff“, „ogg“, „wma“, „aac“, „m4a“, „m4r“. Dateimanager und E-Book-Reader (unterstützt TXT-Format)

Spiele

Unterstützt mehr als 30 Emulatoren;
Unterstützt Benutzer beim Herunterladen von Spielen im entsprechenden Format

Sprache

Chinesisch, Englisch, Japanisch, Koreanisch, Russisch, Französisch, Deutsch, Spanisch, Portugiesisch

Lautsprecher

Hi-Fi-Lautsprecher

TF-Karte

Zwei Kartensteckplätze, unterstützt TF-Kartenerweiterung, maximal 512 GB

64 GB (kompatibel mit 5516 Spielen);
64 GB + 128 GB (kompatibel mit 10.153 Spielen)

Batterie

Li-Polymer-Akku 3100mAh, Akkulaufzeit 8 Stunden

Laden

Unterstützt 5V/2A Laden

Andere Funktion

Unterstützt kabellosen und kabelgebundenen 2,4G-Controller, TV mit HD-Ausgang und Vibrationsmotor.

Im Lieferumfang enthalten

RG28XX

Typ-C-Kabel

Benutzerhandbuch

Offizielles Unboxing des RG28XX

A Fantastic Retro Handheld

Came with more than I even needed from it! It runs N64 and PS1 and Dreamcast, but its controls don’t suit those games at all and the screen is way too small. Anything GBA, Sega Genesis, and up is gonna be an hour of holding it right up to your face and squinting. BUT, for GB, GBC, and Gamegear? I’m blown away. Everything plays so nicely, and looks amazing. It’s exactly what I needed! If I had bought a larger model I could enjoy the full library these handhelds have to offer, but I chose the smallest one and so only the smallest games are enjoyable. Performance-wise, though, I’m more than impressed! It can definitely handle them if it has to. I took my Anbernic 28xx on a two-hour bus trip with me and the battery had plenty more in it when I got home again. I also found that for action titles like Zelda and Kirby, I actually prefer the softer buttons this system has! They’re friendlier to button-mash and have a very nostalgic feel. Personally, I recommend the one themed after the original GameBoy - it feels like a backlit micro version that was never released before.

My little entertainment system

This thing is perfect for me. Fits right into your pocket so I won't drain my cell phone battery. I'm impressed with the performance of this system on some of the high end gaming consoles. I can play mortal Kombat, Street fighter, sports games among others. I'm well please with this console and consider getting another one.

Great Little Device!

I have a couple Anbernic products now before getting this and I can safely say this is one of their best systems, stock os is fine, two things is I wish it had wifi for updates and achievements, and also wish it came with a screen protector, other then those cons, the pros far outweigh them.

My girlfriend loved it

I bought a RG351V for myself a while back and loved it, so I decided to buy this new smaller device for my girlfriend. The software is nice to use with a pretty decent UI. The device is perfect for small hands and the games look and run great. Even Crazy Taxi on Dreamcast runs well on this thing! My only warning is that this device really is small. It's about the size of a cell phone from the 2000's. Obviously the speaker quality is mid but it's so small you can't expect much in that department, and it's really a non issue for most retro games anyway.