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Anbernic’s dual-screen Nintendo 3DS clone starts at $300.

New listings on Anbernic’s AliExpress storefront reveal pricing for its new dual-screen Android handheld that will be available for preorder starting on October 16th and expected to ship on December 10th. The entry-level RG DDS with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage will be $299.99, while bumping the specs to 12GB/256GB pushes the price to $364.99.

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The Anbernic RG DDS shown with its screen open next to a second handheld with its screen closed.
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