Today, GPD announced the Win 4 handheld, which will be available for internal testing in October.
The handheld is equipped with AMD R7 6800U, with a 6-inch native landscape screen, about 500 grams of weight, optional 32GB memory, and 2TB SSD.
According to the official introduction, the new handheld body ends borrowed from the PSP’s rounded design, when gripping the force is more distributed, the grip center uses a protruding design, ergonomic, full of padding, feels more comfortable; fingerprint recognition moved to the left side, the right side to add an optical finger mouse used on the early Pocket 2, support down to “confirm (Enter) “to avoid repeatedly adjusting the “joystick/mouse” switch; increased 6-axis gyro support, physical games can also be played; rocker back to the traditional staggered layout, rocker cap split into skirt and cap, the cap can be clamped skirt so that it is not easy to fall off; keyboard back to the traditional pot piece keys. The backlight is retained while the brightness is adjustable and can be turned off; the dual Type C ports can be charged while connecting to the monitor; the shoulder keys have a colorful dazzling light effect, and the light effect can be switched in multiple modes. The shoulder button has a colorful dazzling light effect and the light effect can be switched in multiple modes.
In addition, the new handheld adds a 4G LTE module for the back clip, and will also add a back clip SSD module, supporting both M.2 2230 and 2242 specifications.
