Retroid unveils Pocket Nova handheld with a 4:3 OLED display
Retroid has announced a new handheld is coming soon that will launch as the Pocket Nova. Sporting a 4:3 OLED display, this device seems to be a successor to the discontinued…
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Retroid has announced a new handheld is coming soon that will launch as the Pocket Nova. Sporting a 4:3 OLED display, this device seems to be a successor to the discontinued…
Retroid released the Pocket Nova at the end of June . Equipped with an IoT version of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, the Retroid Pocket Nova also contains a 120 Hz AMOLED display…
Retroid launched the Pocket Nova over two weeks ago. Available globally, the handheld combines a 4.5-inch AMOLED display with an IoT version of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset…
After revealing the Pocket Nova's display specs and the available color options , Retroid has disclosed another important detail of the upcoming 4:3 handheld . The new info is the processor, which…
…One of the first companies to respond is Retroid, which has confirmed that the Pocket Nova will soon become more expensive. Last week, Retroid said that although Qualcomm had signaled possible industry…
…MagicX has also disclosed that the device will feature a full-glass front cover that is color-matched to the shell similar to the Retroid Pocket 6. Another detail provided is that…
…The Snapdragon 865 is an old chipset, but for a few years now, it has found new use in Android handhelds such as the Retroid Pocket 5 and the AYN Thor Lite…
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