History of video games/Platforms/JXD S5100

History Launch This handheld console was launched in 2012. The exact price of the system was unclear, costing either $108, or $130. Regardless of the exact number, this price was low for a handheld of the time, and would have solidly placed the device in the budget market. On launch the system attracted media attention for having a button layout similar to the Nintendo 3DS XL,JXD S5100 Deluxe Edition Coming Soon To Willgoo » Obscure Handhelds https://obscurehandhelds.com/2012/06/jxd-s5100-deluxe-edition-coming-soon-to-willgoo/ 10 January 2022 Obscure Handhelds 21 June 2012 while using a more traditional single screen and non-hinged design. Unlike many clone consoles, the execution of this seems to have been well received, with the website Obscure Handhelds calling the design "Slick". Others such as Kotaku Australia dismissed the comparisons to the Nintendo 3DS, instead finding more resemblance in the controller of the Wii U.Jou Eric China's 3DS XL Challenger Looks Like A Wii U Controller https://www.kotaku.com.au/2012/07/chinas-3ds-xl-challenger-looks-like-a-wii-u-controller/ 12 September 2022 Kotaku Australia 9 July 2012 en-AU Others such as the French language edition of Tom's Hardware, noted a similarity to both Nintendo consoles.Delprato Jean-Marc PolyStation, Treamcast... plongée dans l'abysse des consoles copiées https://www.tomshardware.fr/diapo-polystation-treamcast-plongee-dans-labysse-des-consoles-copiees/ 12 September 2022 Tom’s Hardware : actualités matériels et jeux vidéo 24 June 2020 fr-FR Technology Compute The system used an ARM Cortex A9 architecture AMLogic AML8726 M3 CPU, which is clocked at 1 gigahertz.DSの下半分みたいな5型Android端末で遊ぼう！ https://ascii.jp/elem/000/000/715/715065/ 12 September 2022 ASCII.jp August 3, 2012 jaWong Shine JXD S5100 Is Nintendo 3DS XL Knock-off (Video) https://www.gizmochina.com/2012/07/09/jxd-s5100-is-nintendo-3ds-xl-knock-off/ 10 January 2022 Gizmochina 9 July 2012 The system shipped with 512 megabytes of DDR3 RAM, which while not particularly impressive, would have been adequate for the time. The system shipped with 4 gigabytes of flash storage. This could be expanded via MicroSD card slot, supporting the MicroSDHC standard. This is similar to other budget Android gaming systems of the era. Hardware The primary display of the device was fairly large, measuring 5 in cm with a less impressive resolution of 800 pixels by 480 pixels. This display also doubled as a capacitive touchscreen, acting as an additional input for the device, and capitalizing on the heavy interest in touch based gaming in the early 2010's. Software The handheld first shipped with Android 2.3 as an operating system.JXD S5100 Android Handheld Gaming Console Arrives For Just Over $100 (video) https://www.geeky-gadgets.com/jxd-s5100-android-handheld-gaming-console-arrives-for-just-over-100-video-06-08-2012/ 17 September 2021 Geeky Gadgets 6 August 2012 References 275%__NOTOC__