I think that's the 720p "light" version.
If it was real. Which it's not.
ahhh... i see. sorry, didn't realized that.
...still teamfake though...
I think that's the 720p "light" version.
If it was real. Which it's not.
GPD WIN continues to be the safest bet, both PGS and Smach Z appear to be bullshit. Z8750 would of been really nice..
yah,but with 1440P native resolution and trying to set a game to 720P,it will look like this
unless you change the resolution of the system to 720P.
yah,but with 1440P native resolution and trying to set a game to 720P,it will look like this
unless you change the resolution of the system to 720P.
Please forgive my ignorance, but assuming this is real, would you be able to access your Steam library?
A bit more info, via the Pyra/Pandora and dingoonity boards:
- Secondary storage is MicroSD
- Retail launch is still the first plan, via investor income for funding.
- They dont plan to do pre-orders. The device will be available when it is ready (ETA Q4 2016). Interestingly, the estimated price has gone up a fraction to $230-260.
- Vibro-motors will be added to the device (not sure what effect this will have on ETAs/price).
- Theyre reconsidering the location of the analogue sticks, second screen app, guide button and colour scheme.
- The company is registered in the United States, Detroit. The head office is located in Moscow. Logistics office in China.
I will buy two, one would be a present. I stil don't believe this is real.If its actually that price , then wow. Ill buy one.
- Theyre reconsidering the location of the analogue sticks, second screen app, guide button and colour scheme.
Even their trailer looks fake. At least they are consistent.Check out this unlisted video entitled "PGS Kickstarter 2.0" that was uploaded on March 26: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyTYOM_yl0k
I've identified their "early prototype" as a $65 Linx EM-I8270 7 inch Tablet, which is also sold under the Emdoor brand.
It's actually written on the board itself.
Also, when you look at the buttons and input/outputs they are exact matches.
Here is the Linx (flipped over) superimposed on the "early prototype":
This movie is incomplete. It was created a long time ago, when we were still planning to go on Kickstarter. An early prototype was created almost two years ago. To create it, we used the stuff from Cube iWork 7 2\32. Current prototypes are assembled from more recent hardware.
p.s. This video is only available from the direct link. We have not even planned to spread it.
They responded:
Where did they originally post the response?
Also, the video was released to the Dingoonity and Pandora forums by the PGS team themselves.
I'm on Team Fake...
One thing to notice is that the screenshots all show Steam. I feel that a serious handheld attempt, in this day and age, would probably have its own storefront in order to capture some of the distribution profits.
PGSLab from Dingoonity.org forum April 27 said:Vibration (Hardcore)
Sticks position
eMMC instead SSD
Key illumination (with brightness control. Hardcore)
Guide button
Software for binding bottom screen zones as keys
Virtual keyboard for bottom screen which works with fullscreen games
SD instead MicroSD (Hardcore)
NanoSim instead MicroSim
Replacement battery (Hardcore)
And some others
Looks good. Too good so I'm team fake on this one.
FragHero said:Hi, FragHero.
Many thanks from PGS Team!
Several unique facts of which we have not spoken:
1. We do not want to go on Kickstarter. Currently, we are negotiating with several investors.
2. We have big plans for PGS. We also began to think in advance about the next revision of the PGS, which will be built on the next generation Atom processors from Intel (Apollo Lake).
3. At the moment, we are in talks with Intel about the possibility of increasing the frequency of the GPU.
4. Intel took our project to review, and promised to support their part, including the step of advertising and promotion.
5. PGS is the only device with the screen less than 10 inches in the world that can emulate PS2 with fullspeed.
6. Many people doubt the performance of Atom x7 Z8700 Of course, its performance is far from the performance of a desktop gaming PC. However, this performance is quite enough for comfortable play in HD on most existing PC games:
Some gaming performance tests from our target-hardware rig (z8700/4gb):
Batman: Arkham City (hd, min, 30-35fps)
DmC: Devil May Cry (hd, min, 25-30fps)
Dark Souls 2 (hd, mid, 26-31fps)
Mirrors Edge (hd, min, 36-42fps)
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (hd, mid, 27-32fps)
PGS commentating on the latest revision on Dingoo said:eMMC instead SSD
Key illumination (with brightness control. Hardcore)
Guide button
Software for binding bottom screen zones as keys
Virtual keyboard for bottom screen which works with fullscreen games
SD instead MicroSD (Hardcore)
NanoSim instead MicroSim
Replacement battery (Hardcore)
And some others
Guess we won't have to worry about this being a crowdfunding scam.
That hardcore model makes no sense. How are you supposed to close the screen if the analog sticks are protruding?
That hardcore model makes no sense. How are you supposed to close the screen if the analog sticks are protruding?
Portable Solutions 5 days ago said:Hi, Thank you for attention to PGS!
// "Where i can purchase"
At the moment, nowhere. We are planning to start selling in December. But this depends on many factors.
// "I can not find PGS on the Kickstarter"
Initially, we planned to develop a device using a business investor. Unfortunately, we went with the opinion with the investor. The investor would like to convert the product to the next low-quality junk. While we want to do as a qualitative device as possible. Eventually we going to try luck at Kickstarter. Most likely in the coming week.
Link to a draft of our page:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/pgslab/981507127?token=c0c2fbd9
// "do you have prototype?"
Currently, we have several "frankenstein" prototypes. Unfortunately, at the moment they are visually far from the final renders. They based on Microsoft Surface 3 (128\4) stuffing, and it has the same performance. As soon as we have an industrial prototype, we are pleased to show his.
// "2016Q4"
This date we promised our partner manufacturer. Even if we have to move the release date, I do not think that will be a big shift.
// Why so cheap?
Because we can The approximate cost of the base model - $ 200. We have big plans for our product, and its future generations (Apollo Like), and we would like to earn a reputation in the eyes of the target audience, get fanbase. Retail will be a little more expensive.
// Retail Constacts?
Currently - nope. We plan to sell our product from Gearbest and Amazon.
// Can you show prototype benchmarks video?
Can, but the results will not differ from the results of testing Surface 3 (128/4), full of them on the web.
In truth, PGS is not the best choice for the most demanding games, like Witcher 3, DOOM 4 etc, but we must remember that these games less than one percent. Battlefield 3? No problem. Mass Effect trilogy in HD? Why not? Bioshock trology? Sure. Skyrim, Fallout 3? Yes. Tens of thousands of great games that are not available on phones and handheld game consoles.
PGS team - fans of the handheld gaming devices. We do not aim to release the device to just make money. We want to do something really new, comfortable, high-quality, popular. And we will do everything in our power to make it. I hope that answered all the questions. If we missed something, ask us. Good luck!
Preorder - Comming June (Kickstarter). But, if you want to see some reviews and final samples test, we recommend you to wait for retail (approximately december).
Some new info I found on a youtube comment by the PGS team:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i60l92f4Z08