Bazzite's latest unstable release brings Linux kernel 6.19, Mesa 26.0.3, and updated gaming components including Gamescope and OpenGamepadUI for improved handheld and desktop gaming performance.
Bazzite's latest unstable build brings Linux kernel 6.19.8, Mesa 26.0.3 graphics drivers, and updated gaming components for Fedora-based handheld and desktop gaming systems.
Valve engineer Derek Clark submitted a Linux driver bringing native RGB lighting and button remapping support to OneXPlayer gaming handhelds.
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.
Lenovo's updated Legion G9 2026 controller brings Hall effect joysticks with 250 Hz polling and an Xbox-style layout to gaming tablets for $73.
Bazzite gaming Linux distribution adds InputPlumber unified input management system alongside kernel 6.17.7 and Mesa 26.0.2 graphics drivers.
MagicX's Two Dream handhelds feature 4.5-inch 1440p screens with Hall Effect controls, split between a budget Helio G99 model and a Dimensity 7300 powered Pro variant.
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.
A new kit brings authentic Game Boy hardware to LEGO's Game Boy replica, letting you play real cartridges on a brick-built handheld with modern conveniences like USB-C charging and a backlit display.
Lenovo's MWC 2026 concept features a foldable 29.5 cm OLED display and detachable controllers that reconfigure into handheld, vertical, and laptop modes.
The PiBot CNC Pendant V4.0 is an ESP32-powered handheld controller with a touchscreen, industrial encoder, and Bluetooth or wired RJ12 connectivity for FluidNC and GRBL-HAL CNC machines.
MagicX's upcoming Dream Two handhelds feature 4.5-inch 1440x1080 displays in translucent and solid color options, with the Pro model packing a more efficient 4nm MediaTek chip.
Anbernic's upcoming RG Vita copies Sony's classic handheld design but may ironically struggle to emulate actual Vita games.
AYANEO is resurrecting the slide-out gaming phone with a Dimensity 9300 chip, 165 Hz display, and active cooling. A Kickstarter campaign is coming soon.
AYANEO's first KONKR-branded handheld starts at $1,000 with Ryzen AI 9 chips and a 144 Hz OLED display, shipping in April.
AYANEO's NEXT 2 crams AMD's most powerful mobile APU and a 116Wh battery into a 9-inch OLED handheld, starting at $2,300.
MANGMI's new Pocket Max brings a 7-inch 144Hz OLED and Snapdragon 865 to the retro handheld market, starting at $200 during early bird pricing.
Ayaneo's Next II packs AMD's 16-core Strix Halo APU and a 165 Hz OLED into a 9-inch gaming handheld.
AYANEO's Pocket Vert combines Game Boy nostalgia with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 power in a vertical Android handheld featuring a high-res 3.5 inch display and hidden touchpad controls.
A new handheld computer runs MS-DOS 6.22 and Windows 3.1 on genuine Intel 8086 processors, packing authentic 1980s PC-XT hardware into a portable device with modern conveniences like USB storage and lithium battery power.