Tectoy, a prominent Brazilian company known for its past involvement with Sega consoles, is venturing back into the handheld market with the Zeenix Pro and Zeenix Lite portable PCs. Initially launching in Brazil, a global release is planned.
The Zeenix devices were showcased at Gamescom Latam, attracting significant attention. While lines don't guarantee quality, the enthusiastic response is promising.
The key differences between the Pro and Lite models are highlighted in the specifications below:
| **Zeenix Lite** | **Zeenix Pro** | |
| **Screen** | 6-inch Full HD, 60 Hz refresh rate | 6-inch Full HD, 60 Hz refresh rate |
| **Processor** | AMD 3050e processor | Ryzen 7 6800U |
| **Graphics Card** | AMD Radeon Graphics | AMD RDNA Radeon 680m |
| **RAM** | 8GB | 16GB |
| **Storage** | 256GB SSD (Expandable with microSD) | 512GB SSD (Expandable with microSD) |
For more detailed performance information on popular games, including graphics settings and frame rates, visit the official Zeenix website. Their data provides a more practical understanding than raw specifications alone.
Both the Zeenix Pro and Lite will include the Zeenix Hub, a software application designed to consolidate games from different stores into one interface. However, using the Hub is entirely optional.
Pricing and a precise Brazilian release date beyond "soon" remain unannounced. Check back with Pocket Gamer for updates.
