Meet the PICCOLO G-Series 1 (yes, that’s the actual name and no, it’s not related to Dragon Ball, unfortunately). So, without further ado, let’s jump right into our review of the PICCOLO G-Series 1. Powering the PICCOLO G-Series1 is an Intel N95 processor with four cores, four threads, and clocked at up to 3.4GHz. We tried playing GTA V on the G-Series1 and while it was playable, the frame rate barely reached 30 frames per second (fps) even at 720p. Price and Verdict To wrap things up, the PICCOLO G-Series1 is certainly an intriguing concept for a handheld gaming PC, offering a unique blend of features that you don’t usually find in the market. As for pricing, according to its official website, the PICCOLO G-Series1 starts at a discounted price of PHP 21,600 for the 16GB+512GB config. If you're someone who values a different approach to handheld gaming and can manage expectations in terms of performance, the PICCOLO G-Series1 could be a fun, if niche, addition to your gaming arsenal. Read more in our articles including "PICCOLO G-Series1 Handheld Gaming PC Review" and "Realme 16 Pro+ Review".
Meet the PICCOLO G-Series 1 (yes, that’s the actual name and no, it’s not related to Dragon Ball, unfortunately). So, without further ado, let’s jump right into our review of the PICCOLO G-Series 1.
Powering the PICCOLO G-Series1 is an Intel N95 processor with four cores, four threads, and clocked at up to 3.4GHz. We tried playing GTA V on the G-Series1 and while it was playable, the frame rate barely reached 30 frames per second (fps) even at 720p. Price and Verdict To wrap things up, the PICCOLO G-Series1 is certainly an intriguing concept for a handheld gaming PC, offering a unique blend of features that you don’t usually find in the market.
Our coverage of PICCOLO G-Series1 includes: "PICCOLO G-Series1 Handheld Gaming PC Review"; "Realme 16 Pro+ Review"; "ProtoArc EM11 NL Vertical Ergonomic Mouse Review". Each article provides unique insights and information.