Anbernic RG Vita Hands On Video Confirms Specifications and Emulation Capabilities
A new official hands on video has provided the first technical details for the Anbernic RG Vita. The handheld device, which takes design cues from the PlayStation Vita, demonstrates its ability to operate PlayStation 2 games and contemporary Android applications. Anbernic had kept the internal hardware details hidden until they released the latest footage, which shows the upcoming device's display and connectivity functions.
The Anbernic RG Vita features a 5.46 inch IPS touchscreen display with a resolution of 1280 × 720. The device's final design includes the following features
- The device supports wireless connections through Wi Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.0.
- The device has a USB C port on its top side, while the bottom side contains a 3.5mm audio jack and a MicroSD card slot.
- The device design maintains all the original Sony PS Vita ergonomic features from the first model.
The RG Vita functions as an Android device, which enables it to run multiple console emulation software. The video demonstrates the handheld running the following platforms
- Sony Systems PS Vita, PlayStation 2, PSP, and PlayStation 1.
- Nintendo Systems 3DS, Wii, Nintendo 64, GBA, and GBC.
- Other Systems SEGA Saturn and various arcade platforms.
The device can run native Android games including Genshin Impact and Honor of Kings in addition to its emulation abilities. The system enables users to stream PC games, which includes lot titles, while also allowing display casting and local multiplayer gaming with external controllers.
The product line will feature two models, the standard RG Vita and the advanced RG Vita Pro. The internal processor specifications remain undisclosed, yet testing indicates the device uses a mid to high range chipset that can perform 3D console emulation.
Anbernic is expected to officially release the RG Vita and RG Vita Pro following the Chinese New Year holidays. The company has not yet revealed product prices and availability for different regions.
