@aragont33 a priori non. Mais pourquoi ?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=1kQ79ytZKJA#dialog

@voljega how much including shipping? I read 48$, that is correct?

@dragu said in Odroid Go !:

Ok, cheap, but 80-240Mhz is poor, triple-core ? :D

But sufficient to play 8 bit systems.
30 dollars is more cheap than a game boy, and you can play more game.

more information (in french, sorry) here: http://www.minimachines.net/actu/odroid-go-une-console-portable-en-kit-pour-jouer-et-apprendre-66286

@airdream vois avec @Gaetan , c'est le créateur du thème next level, il a réussi à faire ça. Je pense qu'il peut t'aider !

@airdream superbe ! Petite impression personnelle : ce serait encore plus beau si les logos des systèmes n'étaient pas sur un bandeau blanc, mais directement sur le fond, je sais pas si je suis clair.
Mais c'est vraiment mon ressenti personnel, les goûts et les couleurs...
En tout cas bravo !

@voljega thanks!

32$ is cheap, but be careful with the custom costs...

@voljega ok, we wait your review! Best oncle ever!
I'm curious, what is the O.S.?

@voljega I also believed that at first, but for 32 € it would be too good to be true! (sorry if my English is not correct...)

good! but six buttons would be useless because the system only supports Nintendo Game Boy, Game Boy Color, NES, or Sega Game Gear or Master System emulators.

The board features an ESP32 application processor that can be clocked to run at speeds between 80 Mhz and 240 MHz,