Hot on the heels of news that China has lifted it’s gamesconsole ban, Huawei have shown off their very own Android gaming system named the Huawei Tron.
The Tron is similar to the Android powered Ouya, but houses it’s Nvida Tegra 4 processor, 2GB RAM and built-in 16GB-32GB storage in an Mac Pro style cylindrical plastic body. Gaming is handled via the included Bluetooth 3.0 controller while the games themselves are played through your 1080 LED display via a HDMI cable.
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The Huawei Tron is destined for the Chinese mainland market where gamers are likely to snap up the $120 gaming console, an international launch may also be on the cards, but we don’t imagine many hardcore gamers buying a Tron over a more traditional gaming system.
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Huawei don’t realize what they have here is an OUYA destroyer. That thing looks really slick, and it’s got some really good power as well. Compare that $120 price tag to the mad catz MOJO’s price, and you can see what I’m getting at. I’m totally getting one of these if it works here in Malaysia.
i agree, would be great for a cheap arm linux pc too depending on which connections it has.