The GPD WIN Mini handset is expected to be available at the end of the month: R7 7840U + 7-inch 120Hz screen

CTOnews.com August 15 news, GPD announced today that the new WIN Mini handset will start pre-sale at the end of this month.

According to IT House, the handset will feature an R7 7840U or R5 7640U with a 7-inch 1080p 120Hz screen.

Officials have now released more pictures of the handset:

The detailed parameters of GPD WIN Mini handset are as follows:

Size and weight: the body size is 168x109x26mm, and the weight is 520g.

Screen: 7-inch 120Hz high brush electric competition screen, based on LTPS technology, sixth generation Corning gorilla glass, AF+AR antireflective coating, 500nit brightness, 1080p resolution, 368ppi DC dimming non-flashing screen

CPU and graphics card: AMD Ryzen 7 7840U / Ryzen 57640U processor, AMD Radeon 780m / 760m kernel display, 15030 TDP, officially said that "floating point performance exceeds NVIDIA GeFore GTX 1660 Ti"

Memory: optional LPDDR5-6400 MT/s 16GB~32GB memory

Hard disk: PCIe Gen4 M.2 NVMe 2230 SSD, optional 512GB~2TB

Rocker: built-in Hall small rocker, sunken design, lower pressure support L3, R3, no pole, superlinear, no dead zone

Interface: 40Gbps bandwidth USB4 interface, natively supports Lightning 3 protocol, can connect GPD G1 or third-party graphics dock, supports PD protocol fast charging; Oculink (SFF-8612) master port, 63Gbps bandwidth, throughput 7.877GB Port USB 3.2 Gen 2 full-function Type-C,10Gbps bandwidth, supports PD protocol fast charging; SD 3.0 protocol MicroSD card reader, I / O performance level A2, theoretical speed to read 160MB/s, write 120MB/s

Battery: 3.87V ultra-high density polymer lithium battery, battery capacity 44.24Wh

Other: built-in bilinear motor and Hall small rocker that supports Z-axis linear vibration; L2 and R2 are changed into linear analog trigger keys, L4 and R4 programmable macro keys are added on the C side; 3-axis gravity sensing + 3-axis gyroscope design, can integrate ergonomic grip

Keyboard and mouse: White backlit keyboard, pot chip keys; precision touchpad