Ayn Thor To Launch Soon As a Dual-Screen Gaming Handheld
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Ayn Thor will debut soon as a clamshell dual-screen gaming handheld. The device features a 6-inch full-HD AMOLED main display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a secondary 3.92-inch OLED screen at 60Hz positioned between the joysticks and controls. The handheld includes two LED-backlit joysticks, ABXY buttons, an exit button, a left joypad under the left joystick, a home button, and front-firing speakers. The bottom houses volume controls, a power button, USB Type-C port, 3.5mm headphone jack, and a TF card slot for expandable storage. R1, R2 and L1, L2 shoulder triggers are present. Ayn will follow Thor with the Odin 3 as a successor to the Odin 2. For context, the Odin 2 has a 6-inch IPS full-HD touchscreen and a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC.
Ayn Thor will debut soon as a dual-screen gaming handheld, the company announced via a social media post. The tech firm has also revealed the screen size of both displays on the handheld. Additionally, soon after Thor's launch, Ayn will launch the Odin 3 as the successor to its Odin 2 handheld. In a promotional video, the Shenzhen-based firm showcased the design of the upcoming dual-screen handset, suggesting a clamshell form factor similar to that of the Nintendo DS models.
In a social media post, the Chinese handheld maker announced that it will soon launch the Ayn Thor, a clamshell, dual-screen handheld. Although there is very little known about the upcoming gaming device, the tech firm has revealed that the Ayn Thor will sport a 6-inch AMOLED main display with full-HD resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It will also feature a secondary 3.92-inch OLED screen, which refreshes at 60Hz, placed between the joysticks and other controls.
The Chinese tech firm also showcased the design of the upcoming Ayn Thor in a promotional video on YouTube. The handheld appears with two LED backlit joysticks placed on either side of the secondary display. The ABXY buttons are placed on the top right side, along with an exit button on the bottom right. Moreover, it could ship with two front-firing speakers. The joypad appears on the left, under the left joystick, along with a home button.
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