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I first saw this device mentioned on another thread here a while ago, and I'm surprised it didn't have its own thread yet.
		
		
	
	
		 
	
Packing an upgraded (but still rather old) MIPS SoC and able to run a community-developed version of gmenu2x, the RS-97 more or less picks up where the long-discontinued A320 left off. It's a bit bigger in every dimension, but you get a bigger display, more processing power, and an easily-replaceable battery in the larger form factor. Specs are as follows:
There's a lengthy discussion thread on this device and the dev process over on the dingoonity boards. There's a blog/news site set up for it as well. Units are available from various online retailers variously under the "RetroGame", Coolbaby", and "Coolboy" names, starting around $50.
				
			 
	Packing an upgraded (but still rather old) MIPS SoC and able to run a community-developed version of gmenu2x, the RS-97 more or less picks up where the long-discontinued A320 left off. It's a bit bigger in every dimension, but you get a bigger display, more processing power, and an easily-replaceable battery in the larger form factor. Specs are as follows:
- 3 inch 320x480 display
- Ingenic JZ4760 MIPS SoC (stable up to 600mhz)
- 128MB RAM
- Two MicroSD slots (one internal, one in the fake GBA cart)
- Replaceable Nokia BL-5B battery
- Composite TV out, stereo headphone out
There's a lengthy discussion thread on this device and the dev process over on the dingoonity boards. There's a blog/news site set up for it as well. Units are available from various online retailers variously under the "RetroGame", Coolbaby", and "Coolboy" names, starting around $50.
			
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