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ANBERNIC has released the RG 55G1, a sub-$150 Android handheld resembling the Nintendo Switch Lite, alongside the RG DS Plus, a dual-screen device modeled after the Nintendo DS Lite and DSi. A reviewer who tested both for several weeks recommends the RG 55G1 for most buyers, citing its build quality, plastic back, glass front, and control layout, despite noting it's heavier than the Switch Lite at 339 grams.
Developer Mr. Rubik is preparing an update for the Nintendo DS-themed Nitrodeck Launcher that lets it run across two screens on Android handhelds like the Anbernic RG DS. A demo video shows the launcher working smoothly, including a recreation of the DS startup screen, with the update expected on the Play Store within a week or two.
ANBERNIC revealed its RG DS Plus handheld in a YouTube video, showing dual 4.3-inch screens, a free-stop hinge, and a capacitive stylus that stores in an integrated slot like the original Nintendo DS. The device runs Linux rather than Android and will ship with a new custom DS emulator called NNDDSS, which supports screen swapping, touch input, save states, microphone use, and over 70 shader options.