Retroid has announced its new dual-screen handheld device, the Pocket Duo. This device is intended to offer a modern interpretation of the Nintendo DS, joining a growing trend of dual-screen retro handhelds. The company provided minimal details in its teaser video, focusing primarily on the device's name and form factor.
The teaser video offered a dark glimpse of the Pocket Duo, indicating a cable-free and clip-free dual-screen design, distinguishing it from Retroid's existing Dual Screen Add-on accessory. While no specifications were revealed, Retroid's experience with devices like the Pocket Nova, which uses a Qualcomm QCS8550 chip capable of emulating Nintendo DS, 3DS, and Switch titles, suggests potential internal capabilities for the Pocket Duo.
The Pocket Duo is expected to compete with other dual-screen handhelds such as the Ayn Thor. Given its dual-screen configuration, the Pocket Duo is likely to be priced higher than Retroid's single-screen Pocket Nova, which starts at $239. The pricing is anticipated to fall between the Anbernic RG DS (starting at $100) and the Ayaneo Pocket DS (starting at $579).
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Retroid has teased a new dual-screen handheld device named the Pocket Duo, designed to emulate the Nintendo DS experience. This device marks Retroid's entry into the dual-screen retro handheld market, potentially competing with devices like the Ayn Thor.