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Taki "Project Titan"

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$200.00

Taki "Project Titan" is a gaming handheld. Runs Android / Linux.

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Taki "Project Titan" is a gaming handheld. Runs Android / Linux.

Taki "Project Titan" is a folding, clamshell-style gaming handheld from the flip handheld category, designed by Taki to compete with top-end retro devices. Its reference price of 200 USD positions it as an ambitious yet accessible option for enthusiasts who want a folding form factor with serious emulation power.

When choosing the chip, Taki discarded every SoC that could not run GameCube at full speed and PS2 at a playable level. The result is an 8-core processor clocked at 3.0 GHz, built on Cortex-A75 or Cortex-A76 cores. The target is the entire classic library up to GameCube, plus a solid share of PlayStation 2 titles.

The 5.5-inch screen occupies the upper half of the folding shell, and the hinged design keeps it covered when the console is closed, a practical advantage for carrying it around.

On the controls side, Project Titan offers dual thumbsticks, ideal for 3D games on GameCube and PS2, a cross D-pad for classic 2D titles, and a keyboard among its extra buttons, handy for text input, Android apps and games that need more keys.

On the software side, the console runs Android / Linux, with Android 9. Android provides easy access to emulators and frontends, while Linux opens the door to custom setups for users who prefer full control over the system.

The project's future remains uncertain: as of May 2, the channel dedicated to this device on Taki's Discord server has disappeared.

Ideal for: emulation enthusiasts who want a folding form factor with a keyboard, dual thumbsticks and performance aimed at GameCube and PS2, at a reference price of 200 USD.
Manufacturer
SoC
SoC
SoC privately decided, but still publicly unknown
Model
privately decided, but still publicly unknown
Architecture
Cortex-A75 or A76
Cores
8
Frequency
3.0 GHz
Instruction Set
x86 or ARM
Size
5.5
Analog Sticks
Dual thumbsticks
D-Pad
Cross
Extra Buttons
Keyboard
Operating System
Android / Linux
OS Version
Android 9

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • clamshell form factor
  • dual thumbsticks
  • built-in keyboard
  • 5.5-inch screen
  • GameCube and PS2 emulation target
  • 200 USD reference price

Cons

  • uncertain project future
  • older Android 9 base
  • PS2 aimed at playable rather than full speed

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