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A multi-video-game-system
portable handheld. A digital audio workstation with a built-in synthesizer
and sequencer. A tribute to portable gaming. Out of the box, Pocket is
compatible with the 2,780+ Game Boy, Game Boy Color & Game Boy Advance
game cartridge library. Pocket works with cartridge adapters for other
handheld systems, too. Like Game Gear. Neo Geo Pocket Color. Atari Lynx &
more. Completely engineered in *two FPGAs.
Technical Specifications
Pocket
System Dimensions 5.86 in tall
x 3.46 in wide x 0.86 in thick. Compared to the original DMG GB (5.8 in x
3.5 in x 1.3 in) Pocket is about the same size but 34% thinner. It is
about 13% thinner than a GBP.
Compatible Cartridges — Official
Nintendo-manufactured Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance
cartridges (all regions) — Built-in Cartridge Tilt and Gyro sensors,
Rumble motors, Real Time Clocks and IR Transceivers. Due to the way the
cartridges are inserted, Solar Sensors are not supported. — GBA Video
Cartridges — Game Boy Camera — Play-Yan, Play-Yan Micro — Homebrew,
Unlicensed* & Official Reproduction cartridges — Many flash cartridges are
compatible — Official Sega-manufactured Game Gear cartridges with GG
Pocket Adapter — Lynx and Neo Geo Pocket & Neo Geo Pocket Color Game
Cartridges when used with their appropriate Analogue Adapters (to be
released)
Charging Pocket - Pocket requires a
USB-C to USB-C cable for charging, and a USB-C charger capable of 5V @ 3A
(15 watts). There are a variety of existing charge cables that adapt USB
type A to USB-C. These will only charge Pocket at a very slow rate while
turned off, and cannot provide enough power to charge or even fully run
Pocket while it is turned on. Generally, USB-A to USB-C cables will
incorrectly report their current capacity even when plugged into a USB-A
charger that could provide enough power. Further, many simply cannot
support high current anyway. USB-C to USB-C cables only should be used.
Popular openFPGA Portable and Console Cores (as of 03/18/2023)
/Portable/
GAME BOY
/ GAME BOY
COLOR
(1989 USA)
GAMATE
(1990 USA)
SEGA GAME GEAR
(1991 USA)
WATARA SUPERVISION
(1992 USA)
MEGA DUCK WG-108
(1993 HK)
SUPER GAME BOY
(1994 Jun USA)
WONDERSWAN
(1989 Japan March 4th)
POKEMON MINI
(2001 USA)
GAME BOY ADVANCE
(2001 USA)
GAME KING
(2003 HK)
ARDUBOY
(2019 USA)
/Console/
RCA STUDIO II
(1977 Jan USA)
ATARI 2600
(1977 USA)
INTELLIVISION
(1979 USA)
COLECOVISION
(1982 USA)
ARCADIA
(1982 May USA)
V-TECH - CREATIVISION
(1982 JPN)
SEGA SG-1000
(1983 Jul JPN)
NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM /
NINTENDO FAMICOM
(1985 USA / 1983 JPN)
SEGA MASTER SYSTEM /
SEGA MARK III
(1986 Sep USA / 1985 Oct JPN)
ATARI 7800
(1986 USA)
SEGA GENESIS
/ MEGA
DRIVE
(1989 AUG 14 USA / 1988 OCT 28 JPN)
TURBOGRAFX-16
/ PC
ENGINE
(1989 AUG 29 USA
/ 1987 OCT 30 JPN)
TURBOGRAFX-16
CD
/ PC
ENGINE CD
(1989 November
USA / 1988 Dec 04 JPN)
NEO·GEO
(1990 December USA/JPN)
SUPER NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM
/
SUPER FAMICOM
1991
USA / 1990 JPM)
/Computer/
VIDEO BRAIN
(1977 USA)
Commodore AMIGA 500
(1987 USA)
Getting Started With openFPGA -
https://www.analogue.co/developer/docs/getting-started /~/
https://github.com/open-fpga
A mock-up of an Analogue Pocket flyer, by VGO.
(Previous versions:
1.1,
2.3,
3.0)
Analogue
POCKET
DOCK
Analogue Dock Technical Specifications
Analogue Pocket Dock (c) 2022
Analogue (Play
Analogue Pocket on an external display)
Cost: $99.99, purchased on 08/03/2020 (receipt) Pictures
are
coming
soon! Click for full
resolution image (2000 x 1500)
Analogue
POCKET
Cartridge Adapters
Analogue Pocket Cartridge Adapter 3 Pack -
10/21/2022 $140.39 ($99.99 + $10.40 Tax + $30 shipping (receipt)
Game Gear
Cost: $29.99, purchased 08/03/2020 (receipt)
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Analogue
Adapters
NGPC
+
Lynx
+
TG-16 / PCEngine / Super GrafX Game
Gear Click for full
resolution image (2000 x 1500)
Slogan "Analogue. Distracting. Seriously"
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