The portable console and PC market is booming, with manufacturers striving to stand out by offering increasingly powerful components and unusual solutions. Along with familiar models, there are also frankly crazy projects that surprise not only with their characteristics, but also with their appearance.
One such device is a portable console with a 32:9 aspect ratio screen. In hand, it looks more like a miniature ultrawide monitor than a typical gaming system.
Inside is an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor, providing enough performance to run modern games at a decent level. The device is complemented by removable and customizable controllers, which should combine mobility with ease of control.
Tests show that the console performs confidently — the demonstrated projects run smoothly, and the unusual screen format makes the gameplay completely different.
But the question remains: will such a radical design find an audience? On the one hand, it is an original idea that attracts attention and expands the possibilities of mobile gaming. On the other hand, the 32:9 format may be too inconvenient for mass use.
