Anbernic's $65 RG SP Brings GBA Clamshell Nostalgia to Linux
Anbernic's GBA SP-inspired clamshell runs Linux on the community-favorite Allwinner H700, with muOS and Knulli custom firmware support expected shortly after launch.
Anbernic produces handheld gaming devices that run Linux-based operating systems and support emulation and open-source software.
Anbernic's GBA SP-inspired clamshell runs Linux on the community-favorite Allwinner H700, with muOS and Knulli custom firmware support expected shortly after launch.
Anbernic's teased RG 55G1 looks set to be its first Snapdragon handheld, bringing Adreno GPUs and mature open-source Turnip drivers that make Wine-based Windows emulation far more viable.
Anbernic's RG Rotate is a pocket-sized Android retro handheld with a 3.5 inch square display that flips down over the gamepad, starting at $88.
Anbernic's PS Vita inspired handhelds launch 2026-03-23 with early pricing at $100 and $110, featuring the RK3576 powered Pro model with dual-boot Android and Linux support.
Anbernic's RG Vita Pro gameplay video shows the RockChip RK3576-powered handheld smoothly running PS2, Wii, and GameCube games on dual Linux and Android operating systems.