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词条 Comparison of handheld game consoles
释义

  1. General information

  2. Specifications

  3. Specifications (continued)

  4. See also

  5. References

  6. External links

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This is a comparison of the features of various handheld game consoles.

General information

ManufacturerFirst public release date Product lineLaunch price (USD)Units sold
Atari Lynx Atari1989|10|11|format=dmy}}[1] Atari Lynx189}}[1]3000000}}
Atari Lynx II Atari1991|}} Atari Lynx179}}500000}}[1]
Dingoo A320 Dingoo Digital Technology2009}} Dingoo82.80}}1000000}}
Epoch Game Pocket Computer Epoch Co.1984}} Epoch Game Pocket Computer
Gamate Bit Corporation1990}} Gamate
GameKing Timetop2003}} GameKing10}}–20 (depending on retailer's subsidies and special offers)
GameKing II Timetop2004}} GameKing15}}–30 (depending on retailer's subsidies and special offers)
Game Boy Nintendo1989|04|21|format=dmy}} Game Boy line89.99}} [4]70000000}}{{Citation needed|date=March 2008}}
Game Boy Advance Nintendo2001|03|21|format=dmy}} Game Boy line100}}37700000}}[5]
Game Boy Advance SP Nintendo2003|02|14|format=dmy}} Game Boy line99.99}}43020000}}[5]
Game Boy Advance SP (backlit model) Nintendo2005|09|13|format=dmy}} Game Boy line79}}
Game Boy Color Nintendo1998|10|21|format=dmy}} Game Boy line69.99}}[1]48600000}}{{Citation needed|date=July 2011}}
Game Boy Light Nintendo1997}} (Japan only) Game Boy line
Game Boy Micro Nintendo2005|09|13|format=dmy}} Game Boy line99}}2500000}}[1]
Game Boy Pocket Nintendo1996}} Game Boy line59}}[1]{{Failed verification|date=April 2008}}
Game.com Tiger Electronics1997|09}}[1] Game.com59}}–69[2]300000}}[1]
GCW Zero Game Consoles Worldwide2013|03}} GCW150}}
Gizmondo Tiger Telematics2005}}[1] Gizmondo229}}–400 (depending on advertising subsidies)[1]25000}}[1]
GP2X GamePark Holdings2005|11|09|format=dmy}} GP2X185}}60000}}[3] (inc. GP2X F200 sales)
GP2X F200 GamePark Holdings2007|10|30|format=dmy}}[4] GP2X169}}[3]60000}}[3] (inc. original GP2X sales)
GP2X Wiz GamePark Holdings2009|05|13|format=dmy}} GP2X179}}
GP2X Caanoo GamePark Holdings2010|08|16|format=dmy}}[5] GP2X150}}
GP32 Game Park2001|11|23|format=dmy}} GP32239}}30000}}[6]
GPD Win GamePad DigitalOctober 2016}} GPD Win350}}–400[7][8]
GPD Win 2 GamePad DigitalMay 2018}} GPD Win649}}-899 (pre-order, and tentative release prices)
Mega Duck/Cougar Boy Creatonic, Videojet, and Timlex1993}} Mega Duck/Cougar Boy50}}
Microvision Milton Bradley Company1979|10}} Microvision49.99}}
Mi2 Planet interactive2009|10}} Pocket Dream Console70}}
Neo Geo Pocket SNK Playmore1998}}[1] Neo Geo69}}[1][26]
Neo Geo Pocket Color SNK Playmore1999|03|16|format=dmy}}[1] Neo Geo69}}[9]
Neo Geo X SNK Playmore2012|12|18|format=dmy}}[1] Neo Geo199}}
Nintendo DS Nintendo2004|11|21|format=dmy}} Nintendo DS149.99}}18820000}}[5]
Nintendo DS Lite Nintendo2006|03|02|format=dmy}} Nintendo DS129.99}}84,490,000}}[10]
Nintendo DSi Nintendo2008|11|01|format=dmy}}[11] Nintendo DS169}}[12]16,430,000}}[13]
Nintendo 3DS Nintendo2011|02|26|format=dmy}}[14] Nintendo DS249.99}}[15]72890000}} (as of June 2018)[37]
Nintendo SwitchNintendo2017|03|03|format=dmy}}Nintendo Switch299.99}}32270000}} (as of February 2019)[16]
Nintendo 2DSNintendo2013|10|12|format=dmy}}Nintendo DS79.99}}
Nintendo 2DS XLNintendo2017|6|15}}Nintendo DS
N-Gage Nokia2003|10|07|format=dmy}} N-Gage299}}[1]3000000}}[1]
N-Gage QD Nokia2004|07|27|format=dmy}} N-Gage0}}–245 (depending on cell provider subsidies)
Pandora OpenPandora2010|05|22|format=dmy}} Pandora349}}[17] (1st and 2nd batch)
Rebirth edition: €370 (€440 incl. VAT)		7500}}[18]
PlayStation Portable Sony Computer Entertainment2004|12|12|format=dmy}} PlayStation249.99}}51,260,000}}[https://web.archive.org/web/20100304185904/http://www.gamezine.co.uk/news/playstation-3-and-xbox-360-worldwide-sales-equal-in-2008-%241264624.htm]
PlayStation Portable Slim and Lite Sony Computer Entertainment2007|09|05|format=dmy}} PlayStation199.99}}
PlayStation Vita Sony Computer Entertainment2011|12|17|format=dmy}} PlayStation299.99}} Wi-Fi+3G
$249.99 Wi-Fi Only		4000000}} (as of 2015)
PocketFami GameTech2004}} PocketFami80}}
Sega Game Gear Sega1990|10|06|format=dmy}} Sega Game Gear150}}[1]11000000}}[1]
Sega Nomad Sega1995}}[1] Sega Nomad180}}[1]1000000}}[1]
SwanCrystal Bandai2002|11|16|format=dmy}} WonderSwan65}}
Tapwave Zodiac Tapwave2003|11|01|format=dmy}} Tapwave Zodiac300}}–400 (depending on configuration)200000}}[1]
TurboExpress NEC1990}}[1] TurboExpress349}}[1]1500000}}[19]
VG Pocket Pelican Accessories2006|08}} VG Pocket39.99}}
Watara Supervision Watara1992}} Supervision50}}[20]
WonderSwan Bandai1999|03|04|format=dmy}}[21] WonderSwan
WonderSwan Color Bandai2000|12|30|format=dmy}} WonderSwan65}}
Xperia PLAYSony Ericsson2011|4|1}}Xperia

Specifications

Main processorClock speedMain memoryStorageVideo memory
Game Boy Micro Sharp ARM7TDMI16.78 MHz 32 KB (32 KiB), 256 KB external None 96 KB
GPD Win 64-bit Intel Atom x7-Z87501.60–2.56GHz max (with Turbo Boost)4GB LPDDR3 RAM64GB eMMC ROM
MicroSD		 Intel HD 405 integrated
GPD Win 2 64-bit Intel Core M3-7Y301.00 GHz/2.60 GHz max (with Turbo Boost)8GB LPDDR3 RAM128GB M.2 SSD
MicroSD		 Intel HD 615 integrated
Gizmondo 32-bit ARM9 / 128-bit Nvidia GPU400 MHz64 MB (64 MiB) 64 MB flash (shared with program stack), SD slot 1204 KB
PlayStation Portable MIPS R4000 32-bit RISC1 – 333 MHz (variable clock speed)32 MB EDRAM (8 MB reserved for kernel) Memory Stick Duo slot, Universal Media Disc2 MB EDRAM
GCW Zero 32-bit Ingenic JZ4770 (MIPS)1000 MHz512 MB DDR2internal 16GB microSD (replaceable), external microSD slot ?
Nintendo DS ARM9 and ARM7TDMI67 MHz and 33 MHz4 MB SRAM None 656 KB
N-Gage QD ARM9104 MHz3.4 MB 4 MB flash, MMC slot N/A
Timetop Gameking 1 & 2 65C026 MHz Unknown None N/A
GP2X ARM920T(host) and ARM940T(video)200 MHz default, overclockable in software (maximum varies)64 MB SDRAM, 64 MB NAND flash memory SD memory cards, NAND flash (SDHC supported in F200 model) Depends on program used, no dedicated 3D
GP32 ARM920T22–133 MHz default,[22] overclockable in software (maximum varies)8 MB SDRAM SmartMedia 8–128 MB ?
Dingoo A320 32-bit Ingenic jz4740 (MIPS R3000 Clone) with XBurst SIMD336 MHz (Reliably clocks to 430 MHz)32 MB (32 MiB)4 GB flash, miniSD slot N/A
Pandora ARM Cortex-A8600 MHz + 430 MHz TMS320C64x+ Core (can be reliably overclocked to 900 MHz), 1 GHz model goes to 1.2 GHz256 MB / Rebirth edition: 512 MB 512 MB onboard Flash, 2 SDHC cards: up to 2 times 512 GB (SDXC cards work, but only at SDHC speed [https://web.archive.org/web/20120327092418/http://pandorawiki.org/SDHC_compatibility_list], so 1 TB is possible)?
Tapwave Zodiac Motorola i. Mxi ARM9200 MHz32 MB or 128 MB 32 MB or 128 MB (shared with program stack), 2 SD slots8 MB
N-Gage ARM9104 MHz3.4 MB, 32–128 MB external 4 MB flash, MMC slot N/A
Game Boy Advance SP Sharp ARM7TDMI and Z8016.78 MHz and 4.194 MHz 32 KB, 256 KB external None 96 KB
Game Boy Advance Sharp ARM7TDMI and Z8016.78 MHz and 4.194 MHz 32 KB, 256 KB external None 96 KB
Swan Crystal SPGY-10023.072 MHz 512 KB None ?
WonderSwan Color SPGY-10023.072 MHz 512 KB None ?
WonderSwan SPGY-10023.072 MHz 512 KB None ?
Game Boy Color LR359024 MHz (single), 8 MHz (double) 32 KB, 128 KB external None 16 KB
Neo Geo Pocket Color Toshiba TLCS900H6.144 MHz 64 KB None 12 KB
Neo Geo Pocket Toshiba TLCS900H6.144 MHz 64 KB None 12 KB
Game.com Sharp 8-bit CPU ? ? None ?
Game Boy Light LR359024.194 MHz 8 KB None 8 KB
Game Boy Pocket LR359024.194 MHz 8 KB None 8 KB
Sega Nomad Motorola M68000 & Zilog Z807.67 MHz & 4 MHz 64 KB None 64 KB
Mega Duck/Cougar Boy unknown VLSI processor4.194304 MHz 16 KB ? ?
Watara Supervision 8-bit 65C02 or M65C02 VLSI processor4 MHz Varied by model[23] ? ?
Atari Lynx II Mikey & Suzy (2 16-bit custom CMOS chips)16 MHz & 16 MHz 64 KB DRAM, 128–512 KB external None (uses main memory)
Game Gear Zilog Z80 (8-bit)3.58 MHz 8 KB 16 KB
TurboExpress Hudson HuC6280 (8-bit)7.159090 MHz 8 KB None 64 KB
Game Boy LR359024.194304 MHz 8 KB internal, 256 KB – 8 MB external None 8 KB
Atari Lynx Mikey & Suzy (2 16-bit custom CMOS chips)16 MHz & 16 MHz 64 KB DRAM, 128–512 KB External None (uses main memory)
Game Pocket Computer N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Microvision Intel 8021/TI TMS1100 (on cartridge)100 kHz16 bytes, integrated into CPU N/A N/A
Mi2 unknown 32-bit MIPS-based CPU unknown unknown16 GB of Flash + SD-card slot unknown
Xperia PLAYQualcomm Snapdragon S2 MSM82551 GHz512 MB 400 MB + microSD card slotAdreno 205

Specifications (continued)

DisplayResolutionColorsControllerGame mediaOperating System
GP2X 3.5" Backlit TFT LCD320 × 240 262,144 colors (F100) ; 16.77 million colors (F200) Eight-Directional Digital Stick Secure Digital Memory Cards
GPD Win 5.5" backlit H-IPS touchscreen1280 × 720 2x analog sticks, D-pad, 4 face buttons, 4 shoulder buttons, 67-button QWERTY keyboard, touchscreen Various, incl. but not limited to: Digital download, video game ROM .ISO image, MicroSD cardWindows 10
GPD Win 2 6" backlit H-IPS touchscreen (w/wireless Miracast and Intel WiDi support)1280 × 720 (w/4K video support, 4096x2304 max) 2x analog sticks, D-pad, 4 face buttons, 6 shoulder buttons, 80-button QWERTY keyboard, touchscreen Various, incl. but not limited to: Digital download, video game ROM .ISO image, MicroSD cardWindows 10
Pandora 4.3" Backlit LCD touchscreen800 × 480 16,777,216 colours Two analogue nubs, 4-Way D-pad, 2 shoulder buttons, 46 key qwerty keyboard, touchscreen SD, SDHC and SDXC
Game Boy Micro 2 in. LCD240 × 160 32,768 colors D-pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Gizmondo 2.8 in. LCD240 × 320 65,536 colors Four-directional digital pad SD card or downloadableWindows CE
PlayStation Portable 4.3 in. LCD480 × 272 16,777,216 colours Four-directional digital pad, analog thumbstick UMD or memory stick
GCW Zero 3.5" Backlit TFT LCD320 × 240 262,144 colors 8-directional digital pad, analog joystick, L/R shoulder buttons, ABXY action buttons, start & select buttons, power slider micro SDHC and micro SDXC
Nintendo DSTwo 3 in. LCDs256 × 192 (×2) 262,144 colors D-pad, stylus-driven touchscreen Proprietary matrix memory cards
N-Gage QD 2.1 in. LCD176 × 208 4,096 colors Four-directional digital pad MMC or downloadable
Timetop Gameking 1 & 2 2.1 in. Reflective LCD (Backlit in Gameking 2).48 × 32 4 shades of gray Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
GP32 3.5 in. TFT320 × 240 65,536 colors Four-directional digital stick Rewritable SmartMedia
Dingoo A320 2.8 in. LCD240 × 320 65,536 colors Four-directional digital pad, shoulder buttons, action buttons, start & select buttons Built-in, miniSD card or downloadableµC/uOS-IILinux
Tapwave Zodiac 3.8 in. LCD480 × 320 65,536 colors 8-directional analog thumbstick, stylus-driven touchscreen SD card or downloadable
N-Gage 2.1 in. LCD176 × 208 4,096 colors Four-directional digital pad MMC N-Gage ArenaSymbian OS 6.1

(Series 60)

Game Boy Advance SP 2.9 in. LCD240 × 160 32,768 colors D-Pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Game Boy Advance 2.9 in. LCD240 × 160 32,768 colors D-Pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Swan Crystal 2.8 in. TFT LCD224 × 144 4,096 colors, 241 simultaneous Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
WonderSwan Color 2.8 in. FSTN reflective LCD224 × 144 4,096 colors, 241 simultaneous Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
WonderSwan 2.49 in. FSTN Reflection LCD224 × 144 Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Game Boy Color TFT LCD160 × 144 32,768 colors; 10, 32 or 56 simultaneous Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Neo Geo Pocket Color TFT LCD160 × 152 4,096 colors, 146 simultaneous 8-directional digital thumbstick Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Neo Geo Pocket TFT LCD160 × 152 16 palettes per plane? 8-directional digital thumbstick Proprietary solid-state cartridge
game.com 3.9 in. LCD200 × 160 4 Four-directional digital pad, touchscreen Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Game Boy Light Backlit Reflective LCD160 × 144 4 D-Pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Game Boy Pocket Reflective LCD160 × 144 4 D-Pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Sega Nomad 3 in. LCD320 × 224 512 available, 64 simultaneous Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge (compatible with Sega Genesis)
Mega Duck/Cougar Boy 2.7" (48 (h) x 51 (w) mm) STN dot matriix160 × 144 4 monochrome green shades Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Watara Supervision 3.4", 61 mm x 61 mm (2.37" x 2.37") LCD [https://web.archive.org/web/20071230092850/http://www.silicium.org/console/supervision.htm SuperVision FAQ]160 × 160 pixel display 4 monochrome green shades Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Atari Lynx II 3.5" LCD160 × 102 4096 (12-bit), 16 per scanline Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Game Gear 3.2 in. LCD160 × 144 4,096 available, 32 simultaneous Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
TurboExpress TFT LCD256 × 256 512 Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge (compatible with TurboGrafx-16)
Game Boy Reflective LCD160 × 144 4 D-Pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Atari Lynx 3.5" LCD (diagonal);
3.25" x 1.88"[24]		160 × 102 4096 (12-bit), 16 per scanline Four-directional digital pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Game Pocket Computer LCD75 × 64 2 Four-directional control pad Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Microvision LCD16 × 16 4 12 button keypad, one paddle Proprietary solid-state cartridge
Mi2 console 3.5 in. LCD240 × 320 "full color" Four-directional digital pad, shoulder buttons, action buttons, menu buttons, touch-screen, camera and motion sense built in, SD card or downloadable
Xperia PLAY4"854 × 48016M colorsTouchscreenAccelerometerTouchpad

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Google PlayAndroid 2.3.7

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See also

  • Comparison of Nintendo portable consoles
  • List of handheld game consoles
  • History of video games

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External links

  • G4 – History of the Handheld
  • G4 – History of the Handheld: Flops and Stinkers
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