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Reddit mentions of GPD XD Plus [Latest HW & Most Stable UPDATE] Handheld Gaming Console 5" Touchscreen Android 7.0 Portable Video Game Player Laptop MT8176 Hexa-core CPU,PowerVR GX6250 GPU,4GB/32GB,Support Google Store
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of GPD XD Plus [Latest HW & Most Stable UPDATE] Handheld Gaming Console 5" Touchscreen Android 7.0 Portable Video Game Player Laptop MT8176 Hexa-core CPU,PowerVR GX6250 GPU,4GB/32GB,Support Google Store. Here are the top ones.
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- The GPD XD+ handheld device small enough to fit in your pocket, it is around the size of your average mobile phone and twice as thick;
- It also features Vulkan Engine support for even greater performance increases in supported games and emulators;
- It features a powerful MT8176+PowerVR Hexa-core processor, 4GB RAM, 32Gb Storage and runs Android 7.0;
- Comes with Wireless LAN 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac - Dual Band and compatible with BT 4.1
- Hexa-core processor, high performance CPU High performance processor graphics.Rechargeable Internal 6700MAh battery.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | GPD XD PLUS |
| Height | 0.98 Inches |
| Length | 6.3 Inches |
| Size | GPD XD PLUS |
| Weight | 1.01 Pounds |
| Width | 3.94 Inches |
Others have already said basically the same thing, but I'll add to the pile.
The GPD XD will be great for everything you want to do with the exception of Nintendo 3DS, PSVITA and Persona 4. An actual PS VITA can be had used for a little over $100. If you jailbreak it, you now have access to the entire VITA library + Persona 4 Golden and games up to and including the PS1 and Gameboy Advance, but Nintendo DS emulation isn't really viable due to a much slower CPU compared to the GPD, though I guess they're working on that. Still no 3ds.
If you want everything on one device in your pocket, you'll need a GPD Win 2, which is orders of magnitude more expensive. It's also powerful enough to run Citra (Nintendo 3ds emulator), a Playstation 2 emulator (Persona 4), All consoles up to and including Gamecube, and all but the most demanding of PC games. The only thing you'll really be lacking there is VITA games, as there aren't any viable VITA emulators out there yet that I'm aware of. (Vita3k looks promising. Not there yet though).
A laptop with performance on par with, or better than a Win 2 can be had for less than a Win 2 goes for, but it's not exactly pocket friendly. Still, this might be a viable way to go paired with a decent controller as long as you don't mind lugging it around. Some benefits too, such as a larger screen and better heat management on account of a larger device.
Want extra style points and be Cyberpunk AF? Pair a laptop with an Oculus GO standalone VR headset and a controller. Use Virtual Desktop to put yourself in a virtual space in front of a gigantic hovering display and play all your emulators that way. You are now officially a huge nerd, and have to tote around a bag to carry all this stuff with you, but the concept is undeniably cool.
Bought one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/Touchscreen-Android-Handheld-Portable-Hexa-core/dp/B07CG7BDGB
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I'm going to spend part of my weekend loading all my classic games, configuring a slick game launcher, collecting box art, and finding the best emulators for each system.