GameStick brings a new Android game console to your TV, fits inside its own controller
Device brings Android gaming to a PC near you, fits inside it's own controller.
Charles Gantt | Jan 2, 2013 at 10:40 am CST (0 mins, 33 secs reading time)
PlayJam, a company known for its Smart TV roots, will be competing with the OUYA for Android-based gaming console supremacy this spring. The company is building the "GameStick", a TV based system that is no larger than a normal flash drive.
The finished version will even be capable of stowing itself inside its wireless gamepad. It will run Jellybean and dual-core Amlogic processor that while not as powerful as the Tegra 3 in the OUYA, should also not be as expensive.
PlayJam is still looking to raise $100,000 to push the GameStick through the last phase of development and is hoping to begin shipping the device in April of this year.
Last updated: Nov 29, 2019 at 03:31 pm CST
NEWS SOURCE:engadget.com
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