Brazilian company Tectoy to release two handheld PCs, the Zeenix Pro and Zeenix Lite

Tectoy, a household name in Brazil renowned for its historical involvement with Sega consoles and games, is making a bold re-entry into the handheld market with the introduction of the Zeenix Pro and Zeenix Lite. These two portable PCs are set to launch first in Brazil, with plans for a worldwide rollout on the horizon.

During my visit to Gamescom Latam in Brazil, I discovered the Zeenix Pro and Lite. Tectoy's booth at the event was bustling with eager attendees, showcasing the high level of interest in these new devices. Although the long lines indicate popularity, they're not necessarily a guarantee of quality.

The specifications of the Zeenix Pro and Lite give us a clearer picture of their capabilities. Here's a detailed comparison:

If you're not a tech enthusiast and find these specs a bit daunting, don't worry. The Zeenix website offers a more visually appealing table that shows the graphic settings, resolution, and frame rates for popular games, giving you a practical sense of the device's performance.

Both the Zeenix Pro and Lite come with the pre-installed Zeenix Hub, designed to seamlessly integrate games from various stores into a single, user-friendly interface. However, using the Zeenix Hub is entirely optional, allowing you to stick with your preferred platforms if you choose.

While details on pricing and the exact launch date in Brazil remain under wraps, with only a vague 'soon' given, we'll keep you updated here at Pocket Gamer as soon as we have more information.