Ayn Technologies, known for its highly acclaimed Ayn Odin 2 handheld, is set to release a new portable gaming device that is generating a lot of buzz in the tech world. While details are still scarce, a recent report from Notebookcheck has shed some light on what we can expect from this upcoming device.
The new handheld is said to weigh only 320g, making it significantly lighter than its predecessor, the Odin 2, and even lighter than its competitor, the Ayaneo Pocket S. Additionally, the device will feature a mini-LED screen with impressive specs including 1,100 nits of peak brightness, a 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio, and a 155% sRGB color gamut.
What’s most intriguing about this new handheld is its potential to fill the void left by Sony’s PSP, a beloved portable gaming device that saw massive success in the market. With a design reminiscent of the PSP, the new Ayn handheld is expected to cater to gamers looking to play smaller-scale titles and enjoy solid emulation options for retro games.
While concerns about performance due to its smaller size have been raised, the device’s ability to offer a wide range of gaming experiences at a more affordable price point could make it a hit among gamers. As the handheld market continues to evolve, Ayn Technologies’ latest offering could be the device that finally fills the void left by the PSP and satisfies the cravings of gamers looking for a unique and versatile gaming experience.