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Definitely thought this device deserves a bit more of a spotlight. I had the chance to play it at this year's E3 last week, and the console is actually available now for pre-order on Amazon.com. It's a smartphone colliding with the Nintendo 3DS at this point, and it has the following specifications:

• 8 core CPU
• 2 GB RAM built in
• Starting with 16 GB internal storage and support for up to 64GB MSD
• 5.5" 1080p HD display with 3D stereoscopic screen capable of "Eye-tracking", similar to the New 3DS
• Dual joystick controls, including shoulder buttons

The device also has the following features:

• Open Source: Download and play games from any Google-based distribution platform
• Dual Sim, unlocked GSM and CDMA for 4G LTE support
• Long-Lasting Battery Life: Five to seven hours of battery life for playing with 10 to 16 hours of battery life on standby via a 4000mAH battery
• Fully Compatible with Touch Screen Android Games: W3D's unique button interface allows any previous Android touch screen game to be customized by the end user.
• Launches with Android 4.4

I personally loved it, when I got my hands on it. I didn't receive a price on that day at the convention, but I do have one now - it's $399 on Amazon. I think that this has a decent chance of kicking off, and this company was incredibly confident in their presentation. Looking forward to seeing what else comes out of it!

Source
Amazon Pre-order

 

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That's a lot of cake for a handheld Android device that looks to have a rather crappy D-PAD as well as an analogue stick worse than PSPgo's.