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Could it be a simple solution for an ipad ssh linux server you can bring around?
However, an iPad is going to be significantly more powerful than one of these devices; you're probably not going to want compile code and whatnot on one of these.
But sure, it would do in a pinch.
The highlight is the fact it sells for $111
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I also have never had a problem with my oled model. Also hard to think other companies can match the vita’s build quality. Or spare parts supply. Honestly, vita is life!
I recently breathed new life into my Vita with Adrenaline and a whole bunch of old PSX games. It really is a fantastic device, great build quality is exceptional and perfect handheld hardware for anything below 2012-era AAA games. It really was let down by the business folks at Sony. I guess the upside is that it paved the way for the Switch and Nintendo really learned from Sony's mistakes (but even then, my Vita see…
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Sony Dualshock is the standard, the Xbox one is on the same category as the Nintendo Switch, poor build quality, and prone to drift
Firstly, I mistakenly wrote (and linked to) “Xbox controller” when I actually meant the Xbox 360 controller. Secondly, you seem to have missed my point. I did not mean that the actual Xbox 360 controller is the best, I meant that for games and other similar applications, an Xbox 360 controller seems to be what most interfaces are designed for, and an Xbox 360 controller can also be plugged into anything with a USB po…
DualShock is supported out of the box on Windows, Linux, Android, iOS
Wireless Xbox controller use proprietary tech, DualShock uses bluetooth
For these points, the sony's controller wins at the "designed to be plugged into anything" argument that you are trying to push
I really love HardKernel's openness, but there are a few things I'd really like to see them work on: * Build quality. I'd prefer a slightly higher BOM of it led to a significantly better experience. Everyone complains about the controls on Odroid Go devices, meanwhile the Chinese clones come and improve this and get a ton of sales that could have gone to HK. The 3-headed charging cable that comes with this device is…
I really love HardKernel's openness, but there are a few things I'd really like to see them work on: * Build quality. I'd prefer a slightly higher BOM of it led to a significantly better experience. Everyone complains about the controls on Odroid Go devices, meanwhile the Chinese clones come and improve this and get a ton of sales that could have gone to HK. The 3-headed charging cable that comes with this device is…
Re #2: If you're in the US, Ameridroid ships from California at reasonable prices.
Still, it's probably the right place to order from for folks in the US.
For anyone thinking about picking one up explore buying a used vita. It can do everything this does (sans GameCube) but it can play vita games as well. Sd card adapters are <$10
the PS Vita is an excellent console, especially give how old it is. What's sad is that modding anything requires a level of technical knowledge and patience that most will not have. I fully agree with you though - i bought a used Vita and could not be happier with it as a handheld console.
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Firstly, I mistakenly wrote (and linked to) “Xbox controller” when I actually meant the Xbox 360 controller. Secondly, you seem to have missed my point. I did not mean that the actual Xbox 360 controller is the best, I meant that for games and other similar applications, an Xbox 360 controller seems to be what most interfaces are designed for, and an Xbox 360 controller can also be plugged into anything with a USB po…
Xbox controller is a windows thing DualShock is supported out of the box on Windows, Linux, Android, iOS Wireless Xbox controller use proprietary tech, DualShock uses bluetooth For these points, the sony's controller wins at the "designed to be plugged into anything" argument that you are trying to push