Ayaneo's Konkr sub-brand introduced the Pocket Block, a new handheld gaming device. This device is designed with a vertical form factor reminiscent of the Game Boy and is available for preorder at $79, with a starting price of $89.
The Konkr Pocket Block is equipped with a 3.3-inch LCD screen offering a 960 x 720 resolution and a 4:3 aspect ratio, optimized for retro game emulation.
Internally, the Pocket Block uses an MTK Helio G85 chip. This processor is capable of emulating titles up to PlayStation and Nintendo 64 generations. The device includes a 3.5mm audio jack, a microSD slot for storage expansion, a USB-C port, and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth connectivity.
Two configurations are available: a 2GB RAM/32GB storage model in gray, and a 3GB RAM/64GB storage model in gray, purple, and white, starting at $99.
Ayaneo stated that the Konkr Pocket Block will begin shipping to customers by the end of October. The company initially marketed the device as the "world's first AI handheld" but has not provided details on specific AI features.
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Ayaneo's sub-brand Konkr released the Pocket Block, a new handheld gaming device starting at $89. The device features a Game Boy-inspired design and is intended for retro game emulation, shipping in October.