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In this video, creator Selfish returns after a decade to review and compare various gaming devices, focusing particularly on the new PlayStation Portal and highlighting its specific features and limitations. He provides a detailed comparison to the Logitech G Cloud, noting both device's displays, processors, and connectivity options. Selfish also discusses an alternative budget-friendly device with compelling specifications that supports multiple gaming platforms and cloud services, reflecting on the competitive landscape influenced by the success of products like the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck. Additionally, he critiques the necessity of owning a PlayStation 5 for using certain accessories and shares his experiences with affordable Chinese tablets as practical gaming solutions. The video ends with a teaser for an upcoming review and an invitation for viewer feedback.
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In this part of the video, the creator, Selfish, returns after a 10-year hiatus to discuss the new PlayStation Portal. He highlights its surprising price and capabilities, noting it has an 8-inch LCD 1080p display, lacks 4K support, and doesn’t use Bluetooth but instead PlayStation Link for Sony headphones. The device requires a PlayStation 5 and a minimum of five megabytes of Wi-Fi for use.
He compares the Portal to the Logitech G Cloud, praising its features despite initial criticisms. It boasts a 7-inch LCD IPS display, Bluetooth for headphones and controllers, a Snapdragon 720G processor, 4GB RAM, expandable memory, and compatibility with both PS4 and PS5. He points out its ability to emulate games and other functionalities, mentioning its limitations with Wi-Fi 6 and varied retail prices.
Lastly, he mentions his current project of creating a custom handheld device from a tablet, which will be covered in a different video.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses an affordable device as an alternative to more expensive options they haven’t received yet. The highlighted device features an 8-inch LCD IPS display, Bluetooth capability, an Allwinner A133 processor with a GE8300 quad-core, 4+4 GB RAM, and 64 GB ROM with expandable memory. It supports local, remote, and cloud gaming, and connects to PS4, PS5, and Xbox services. The device runs on Android 12 with Google Play and has Wi-Fi 6. The total cost is $48 for the tablet and $28 for a gamepad, which offers robust functionality despite initial setup frustrations. The presenter appreciates the emergence of new, powerful devices due to market competition, stemming from the popularity of the Nintendo Switch and leading to other significant releases like the Steam Deck and Lenovo’s upcoming device.
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In this part of the video, the creator discusses the practicality of purchasing PlayStation accessories, specifically criticizing the necessity of owning a PS5 to use certain devices like the portal. They express disappointment with the limited compatibility of these accessories, particularly with VR headsets, and reflect on their decision to opt for a budget-friendly alternative tablet from China for $76 with free shipping. The creator also teases an upcoming review of a device called the “absolute one,” which they suggest is similar to the Logitech G Cloud but more affordable. They conclude by inviting viewer feedback and explaining their decision to feature the tablet in this video for fun.