Pricing probably held them back
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You mean like the GPD Win Mini? Which also has the same processor.
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not the ones at a comparable price point. the ones at a comparable price are super underpowered compared to modern handhelds.
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That's fair, but they often don't have similar features. I don't think there is anything similar to the Max 2 on the market.
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Check out the MNT Pocket Reform as well
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Might be worth getting one second hand just to play older games on?
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What's GPD
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A handheld PC manufacturer
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I adore my GPD Win Mini, they're the only ones putting out good pocketable clamshell devices and I adore them for it
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I use the GPD pocket and its magical when flying to roll up with a laptop on a plane with a 9-inch screen. My model even has an i7 in it so it can handle some games. Only major complaints is that I had some issues getting the screen to play nice with wayland (Ive since fixed it, it was just effort) and its keyboard is an ergonimic train wreck.
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Yeah the native portrait screens they use cause all kinds of weirdness on Windows for games, but I've solved that by running Bazzite. I only use mine for gaming most of the time, my Win Mini's 7840U is a fantastic chip both for hooking up to a lapdock for software dev and for handheld gaming.
I've only flown a few times but it's been a great way to pass the time
