"After remaking every Game Boy model imaginable, Anbernic is ready to take on the next frontier of classic gaming handhelds: the Nintendo DS. In its usual drip-feed fashion, the handheld maker released a teaser video revealing the Anbernic RG DS. The company didn't offer many details for its Nintendo DS clone, but announced that it would cost less than $100."
"That price tag isn't surprising for anyone who's been following Anbernic's recipe of recreating iconic handhelds at an affordable price point. However, it's still an attractive price point that's even cheaper than the Nintendo DS' original MSRP of $149.99. Beyond price, Anbernic hinted at a possible new chip and showed off four colorways, including black/red, teal, white and transparent. Anbernic hasn't announced a release date yet, but the company often starts selling its devices shortly after the first reveal video."
Anbernic unveiled a teaser for the RG DS, a dual-screen handheld modeled after the Nintendo DS and priced under $100. The device will be offered in four colorways: black/red, teal, white, and transparent. Anbernic signaled a possible new chip but did not provide detailed specifications or a release date. The RG DS's sub-$100 price undercuts the original Nintendo DS MSRP of $149.99 and positions the device against higher-end competitors such as the Ayn Thor, which starts at $250. Tariff-related shipping pauses from Chinese warehouses previously affected U.S. availability, and new retaliatory tariffs have since been announced.
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