Retro gaming has taken off recently, and we’ve even compared Raspberry Pis, PCs, and retro minis to see which one is better at it. However, nothing still beats playing on the original hardware, leading to a small niche market for retro consoles. So, if you want to play games from the early to mid-90s, you'll want to check out the Pocket 386.
This retro laptop comes from the same makers of the Hand 386 handheld retro PC and the Book 8088 compact retro notebook. In fact, it has the same specifications as the former, sporting a 40MHz 386 SX chip, 8MB of DRAM, a replaceable VGA card, and a Yamaha sound card. It also has a larger 7-inch IPS LCD screen with a wider 16:9 aspect ratio, although you can toggle it to 4:3 via the OSD menu if you want an authentic experience.
