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Android Gaming Device ODROID Features iPhone 3GS CPU

September 2nd, 2009 | by Thrystan |



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 Loading ... Loading ... This has all the chances to be a mere concept, but unbelievably enough it seems like a real device. ODROID is an Android OS-based gaming device, a portable console made by the folks of Hardkernel.

Android Gaming Device ODROID Features iPhone 3GS CPU

We’re not dealing with a phone, but rather with a portable gadget with a very poor design, although it manages to pack quite a bunch of decent specs, under the hood. There’s an ARM Cortex A8 600 MHz processor among the features (Samsung S5PC100 CPU), very much like the one used on the iPhone 3GS and a 3.5 inch capacitive touchscreen on board, once again a resemblance with Apple’s phone.

Wi-Fi, microSD/SD storage, composite TV out and an audio jack round up the specs list. If it weren’t for the bad design, we’d dig this device and maybe call it a PSP killer…

[via GSM Dome]

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  1. One Response to “Android Gaming Device ODROID Features iPhone 3GS CPU”

  2. By Littlewiiguy on Sep 30, 2009 | Reply

    Yes I agree. Extremely poor and tacky design. Should have gone a little more upmarket with a glossy and more elegant style, dare I say it, more like the iPhone. Poor positioning of the buttons and extremely poor use of surface space which could have been used for the screen.

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