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By default it is set to PAL 50hz, but it can be easily modified to NTSC 60hz. | By default it is set to PAL 50hz, but it can be easily modified to NTSC 60hz. | ||
| − | It uses the same casing as the [[Atgames]] [[GenMobile]], but it uses a [[TCT-6803]] console-on-a-chip (the GenMobile uses a Titan ARM core running a software emulator). Because of this, the HG-806 has higher compatibility and more accurate sound than the GenMobile. | + | It uses the same casing as the [[Atgames]] [[GenMobile]], but it uses a [[TCT-6803]] console-on-a-chip (the GenMobile uses a Titan ARM core running a software emulator). Because of this, the HG-806 has higher compatibility and more accurate sound than the GenMobile. It is also compatible with [[Everdrive]] flash cartridges. |
It is available in black, pink, and blue. | It is available in black, pink, and blue. | ||
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The HG-806, sometimes labelled PocketGame or Micro Drive, is a handheld console-on-a-chip by Hamy.
It closely resembles a PlayStation Portable and can play Sega Genesis and Sega Mega Drive cartridges, and also features built-in games (with some variants containing 19 and other variants containing 68).
It has a 2.4-inch LCD screen but can also be connected to a TV set. It only outputs mono sound through all ports. It has a region switch for selecting between English and Japanese (PAL region-locked games are not compatible). It has a built-in rechargeable battery pack.
By default it is set to PAL 50hz, but it can be easily modified to NTSC 60hz.
It uses the same casing as the Atgames GenMobile, but it uses a TCT-6803 console-on-a-chip (the GenMobile uses a Titan ARM core running a software emulator). Because of this, the HG-806 has higher compatibility and more accurate sound than the GenMobile. It is also compatible with Everdrive flash cartridges.
It is available in black, pink, and blue.
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