Pocket 386, introduced as the world’s slowest computer running on Windows 95 or optionally Windows 3.11, has been released for sale. Expected to attract significant interest from retro enthusiasts, this portable device features a processor that was released 40 years ago and can run cult games of its time like Doom and Commander Keen. Here are the details and the official price…
Pocket 386 is available in transparent and black color options
In the world of technology and computing, there’s always room for nostalgia. Recently released, Pocket 386 quickly earned the title of the world’s slowest computer. It runs on the Windows 95 operating system and features a processor that is four decades old, yet its compact size and ability to play classic games make it appealing.
As you may know, there is considerable interest in retro games nowadays. While AAA titles achieve sales in the tens of millions, a certain segment eagerly downloads emulators to experience old games.
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Previously known for launching the retro device Book 8086, the Chinese developer team has now introduced this new device, which features a 40MHz 386 SX chip, 8MB DRAM, a swappable graphics card, and a design that evokes 90s nostalgia.
Pocket 386 boasts a 7-inch IPS LCD screen with the ability to switch between 16:9 and 4:3 aspect ratios. The current sale price of the device stands at $187 (approximately 6,120 TL).
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