Tectoy Unveils Zeenix Pro and Lite Handheld PCs

Tectoy, a well-known name in Brazil due to its historical involvement with Sega consoles and games, is making a significant return to the handheld market with the introduction of the Zeenix Pro and Zeenix Lite. These portable PCs are set to launch first in Brazil, with plans for a global release following soon after. The announcement of these devices marks an exciting development for gamers, especially those in Brazil who have long appreciated Tectoy's contributions to the gaming industry.

My recent visit to Brazil for Gamescom Latam provided an opportunity to learn more about the Zeenix Pro and Lite. Tectoy's booth at the event was a major attraction, drawing crowds eager to experience the new handhelds firsthand. While the enthusiasm at the event is promising, it's the technical specifications that truly shed light on what these devices have to offer.

Here's a look at the key specifications for both models:

If you're more interested in practical performance rather than specs, the Zeenix website provides detailed information on how these devices handle specific popular games, including graphic settings, resolution, and frame rates. This real-world data can give you a clearer picture of what to expect from the Zeenix Pro and Lite.

Both the Zeenix Pro and Lite come with the Zeenix Hub pre-installed, which aims to consolidate your games from various stores into one accessible location. However, using the Zeenix Hub is completely optional, allowing you to stick with your preferred game management system if you wish.

While pricing and the exact launch date in Brazil remain undisclosed beyond the vague 'soon', keep an eye on Pocket Gamer for the latest updates on the Zeenix Pro and Lite. We'll be sure to bring you the newest information as it becomes available.