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The GamerCard is an affordable portable gaming device priced at £99, which is approximately $130. It is designed as an accessible handheld for impulse shoppers intended to sit alongside gift cards at cash registers, complete with an integrated hook, while also remaining advanced enough for power users to experiment with.
Internally, the hardware is an adapted Raspberry Pi Zero 2W running on a quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 processor. Its motherboard directly houses a 4-inch IPS 720p display with a 1:1 aspect ratio, control inputs, speakers, and a 1,600-mAh battery that delivers roughly four hours of usage per charge.
The device measures 128 x 88 x 6.5 millimeters and weighs 100 grams. Despite its slim profile, it includes a USB-C port, two Micro-USB ports, a mini HDMI-out, a microSD card slot on top, and a Qwiic connector situated on the right-hand edge below two small Start and Select buttons.
