Anbernic
PulseAugur coverage of Anbernic — every cluster mentioning Anbernic across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- instance of Anbernic RG SP 95%
- developed RG DDS 90%
- developed RG Rotate 90%
- developed by Game Boy Advance SP 90%
- instance of Game Boy Advance SP 90%
- instance of Nintendo 3DS 70%
- instance of RG DDS 70%
- other Game Boy Advance SP 70%
- instance of Nintendo 70%
- competes with Nintendo 70%
- used by Nintendo 3DS 70%
- competes with Nintendo 3DS 50%
5 day(s) with sentiment data
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AI's climate case questioned; new handheld uses AI for game coding
Two distinct technology news items are presented, one discussing the environmental impact of artificial intelligence and the other detailing a new handheld gaming device capable of AI-assisted game development. The firs…
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Mastodon shares disparate tech news: eye worms and emulator support cut
Two separate technology news items were shared on Mastodon, each highlighting a distinct development. One article from Ars Technica details a disturbing case study of worms mating in a person's eyes before their larvae …
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Anbernic launches premium Nintendo 3DS-inspired handheld RG DDS for $299
Anbernic has released the RG DDS, a premium handheld gaming device inspired by the Nintendo 3DS, priced at $299.99. This device features a Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 processor, 8GB or 12GB of RAM, and up to 256GB of storage, r…
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ANBERNIC's Nintendo 3DS-style handheld, RG DDS, leaks with competitive pricing
ANBERNIC is reportedly developing a new handheld gaming device that resembles the Nintendo 3DS, potentially named the RG DDS. Leaks suggest this device could be priced competitively, aiming to challenge existing handhel…
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Anbernic unveils dual-screen handheld for emulating 3DS, Xbox, and PS3 games
Anbernic has revealed a new dual-screen handheld device capable of emulating games from systems like the Nintendo 3DS, Xbox, and PlayStation 3. The company shared a video showcasing the device's capabilities, positionin…
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Topgolf saves $11.3M after VMware exit; ESA targets Anbernic for piracy
Topgolf reported saving over $11.3 million after migrating away from VMware, indicating a significant cost reduction. Separately, the European Space Agency (ESA) has identified Anbernic emulation handhelds as tools faci…
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Anbernic reveals RG DDS dual-screen handheld for 3DS emulation
Anbernic has unveiled its new dual-screen handheld gaming device, the RG DDS, designed to emulate games from systems like the Nintendo 3DS. The device features a 4.7-inch main display with a 5:3 aspect ratio and a 4-inc…
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New tech releases include Android 17 beta and a Nintendo 3DS-style handheld
Two new tech products have been announced, with one being a beta release for Android 17 and the other a new handheld gaming device. Android 17 QPR2 Beta 7 is now available, offering support for the Pixel 11 series and a…
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Nintendo 3DS: Still a viable portable gaming option despite rising prices and defunct online services
Despite its discontinuation and the shutdown of its online services, the Nintendo 3DS remains a compelling portable gaming option, especially when compared to the rising prices of newer handhelds like the Nintendo Switc…
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Anbernic's Switch Lite-inspired RG 55G1 launches August 31 for $150
Anbernic is releasing the RG 55G1, a device inspired by the Nintendo Switch Lite, on August 31st. This handheld gaming console will be offered in three color options and will have a starting price of $150.
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Anbernic launches Switch Lite-inspired RG 55G1 handheld for $150
Anbernic is releasing the RG 55G1, a handheld gaming device inspired by the Nintendo Switch Lite, on August 31st. This device runs on Android 14 and is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon G1 Gen 2 chip, enabling emulation …
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Mangmi sets July release dates for Air Y and Air Y Pro handhelds
Mangmi has announced pricing and release dates for its upcoming handheld gaming devices, the Air Y and Air Y Pro. The Air Y is set to launch on July 15th, with the Air Y Pro following on August 1st. Pre-orders for both …
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AI security concerns rise as French union strikes over layoffs · 3 sources tracked
A French union is calling for a strike at Quantic Dream, the studio behind Star Wars Eclipse, demanding better terms for layoffs. Meanwhile, an AI researcher suggests that AI worms could pose a threat to PCs running Cop…
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Anbernic launches Game Boy Advance SP clone starting at $65
Anbernic has released a new clone of the Game Boy Advance SP, named the Anbernic RG SP. This device is available for pre-order and will officially launch on August 5th. Early bird pricing is being offered, with the devi…
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Anbernic RG SP retro handheld launches August 5 starting at $65
Anbernic is set to release its modern reimagining of the Game Boy Advance SP, the RG SP, on August 5th. This handheld will start at $65, with early bird discounts available, making it more affordable than the original N…
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Anbernic RG SP revives Game Boy Advance SP with modern upgrades
Anbernic is preparing to release the RG SP, a new handheld retro gaming device designed to emulate the iconic Game Boy Advance SP. This updated model features a thinner chassis, improved buttons, and a higher-resolution…
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Animal Crossing GameCube port arrives on budget ANBERNIC handhelds
An unofficial port of the game Animal Crossing has been developed for ANBERNIC handheld devices, which typically cost around $50. This allows users to play GameCube titles on these budget-friendly devices.
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Anbernic offers replacement parts for handheld gaming devices
Anbernic, a company known for its handheld gaming devices, is now providing replacement parts for its products. This initiative aims to extend the lifespan of Anbernic devices and offer users a more sustainable option f…
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Anbernic launches replacement parts store for handhelds
Anbernic has launched a dedicated online store for replacement parts for its handheld gaming devices. Customers can now purchase components such as joysticks, batteries, and screens to repair their devices, extending th…
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Anbernic downgrades retro handheld RAM amid memory shortage
Anbernic is reportedly downgrading the RAM in its RG34XXSP retro gaming handhelds due to a global memory shortage. Initially launched with 2GB of LPDDR4 memory, the device was first reduced to 1GB and now appears to be …