30 September 2009 10:58 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
We've brought you news of the plans to release an Android-based handheld gaming console previously, but now have more info on a release date and a rough idea of pricing.The Odroid console, from Hardkernal, runs the Android OS 1.5 from a memory card and should be available to consumers from December with pricing pegged around $250.
A developer version of the device has now gone up for pre-order for around $320 with deliveries expected in early November.
The Odroid device offers the same 833MHz Samsung S5PC100 processor as in the iPhone 3GS, 512MB of RAM, a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and an SD card slot with an 8GB card thrown in.
The developer version also offers a download/charger cable, serial console debugging board and extra batteries.
We will keep you posted on the consumer release of this new gaming device as we hear more.
Via: slashgear.com
Gaming, Android, Odroid, Phones, Gaming hardware, Hardkernal
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