Unique in a market that desperately needs it.
For the past several years, there has been shockingly little innovation in the gaming handheld space. Most products adopt the same candy bar design, with a few outliers chasing nostalgic designs like the Game Boy Advance SP, Nintendo 3DS, or even PS Vita.
But the Anbernic RG Rotate ($87.99) is something else. Seeing the flipping screen open for the first time took me right back to the movie theater in 1999, watching Neo snap open the Nokia 8110 phone to answer a call from Morpheus. As silly as it sounds, that scene is one of the foundational moments in my lifelong love of tech.
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Unique in a market that desperately needs it.
For the past several years, there has been shockingly little innovation in the gaming handheld space. Most products adopt the same candy bar design, with a few outliers chasing nostalgic designs like the Game Boy Advance SP, Nintendo 3DS, or even PS Vita.
But the Anbernic RG Rotate ($87.99) is something else. Seeing the flipping screen open for the first time took me right back to the movie theater in 1999, watching Neo snap open the Nokia 8110 phone to answer a call from Morpheus. As silly as it sounds, that scene is one of the foundational moments in my lifelong love of tech.
Read the full article on timeextension.com