Discover and finance PGS, a portable console that runs PC games. It runs Android 6.0 and Windows 10 and has incredible performance, see.
The crowdfunding site Kickstarter it has been a true dream factory. Excellent ideas come true through the platform, although others are only in the dream of its supporters, however, most projects are a success.
It is with the help of people willing to wait for months to receive the long-awaited product that things like PGS happen.
PGS is the acronym for Portable Gaming System, in other words, he is a portable console able to rotate computer games.
It is only 16 cm long, has a 5.7 inches with resolution QHD (will also have a version with 5.5 inches screen, and Full HD resolution) and runs Windows 10 and Android 6.0.
To run the games, it is equipped with a processor Intel Atom X7-Z8750 quad-core with 2.56 GHz, a Intel HD GPU 600 MHz, 4 GB or 8 GB of RAM and 64 GB internal storage eMMC, or SSD in 128 GB with card holder Micro SD from to 512 GB.
With this, it can run PC games at 720p resolution and frame rate of 26 ~ 32 fps with intermediate quality graphics. If you think little, know that this result is the same obtained by the powerful Surface 3, gives Microsoft, which has the same chipset of the PGS.
How it runs Android, it can also be used as a telephone, and it seems to be the son of a Xperia Play common Nintendo 3DS.
Check out some games tested on it in HD resolution:
Dark Souls 2
Batman: Arkham CityDespite several incredible attributes, what really impresses is the price. The most basic version, called PGS Lite, the console can be purchased for approximately US $ 230.00 R $ 460.00 and the version hardcore, with everything you are entitled to for $ 28.00, or R $ 925.00.
Interested? Enough click here to access the Kickstarter.
The only problem with practically all crowdfunding projects is deadlines. PGS is promised for March 2017, but there is no guarantee that it will be delayed, even though prototypes of the console already exist, which is a relief.
Watch the PGS promotional video:
Source: Kickstarter, TargetHD
