It would be a shame if... A better already-existing gaming handheld stole the Nintendo Switch's thunder

Not many people know about this, so here it is:

The first modern handheld gaming device that plays PC games like Skyrim, Sonic Lost World, Bioshock Infinite and can emulate GameCube and some Wii games like Super Mario Sunshine or Zelda Wind Waker. (NSMBW not pictured, but also runs well).

It is the size of a 3DS XL, has a 720P touch screen, full X360 controls (literally), a full keyboard, Mini HDMI out and runs real Windows 10 (not that awful mobile version). Oh, and the analog sticks can switch to mouse control with a physical switch (right analog moves mouse, left analog scrolls, shoulder buttons click the mouse buttons). You just need it set to X360 mode before starting a game.

Battery life heavily varies based on power consumption, but expect around 2 or 3 hours at maximum power consumption (GC/Wii emu or a game like Skyrim). I did manage to squeeze about an hour out of 10% battery with power saving mode playing Bardbarian, to put that into perspective.

System specs:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPD_Win

Beware of old spec listings on the internet from before GPD updated its CPU (originally going to be an X5 chip but upgraded before release and added a fan). Some eBay sellers even still use the outdated spec listings because they were pre order listings and just didn't update them.

Intel Atom X7 Z8700 CPU @2.4GHz
Intel HD 405 Graphics up to 600 MHz
720P multitouch screen
4GB LPDDR3 RAM
Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (2.4 & 5 GHz)
Bluetooth 4.0? (Not sure, can't find 100% confirmation and I haven't tried any Bluetooth devices with mine)
Full X360 controls literally
Full keyboard
64GB eMMC internal storage
MicroSD slot up to 128GB
Full USB 3.0 slot
6700MAh battery
Mini HDMI out
USB C charging
Headphone jack
Mono speaker
Fan with physical switch (off/low/high)*

*You can't hear the fan over the game even on high

I have some gameplay videos on my Youtube channel showing performance of some games like Skyim and Bioshock Infinite:
https://youtube.com/channel/UCZyHFvlLeCWrJs3ljDkoF0g

Here are some games that I have personally played on my GPD Win.

This is Skyrim (Steam). Runs 30FPS average at 720P with minimum settings.

Super Mario Sunshine (emulation). Runs full speed. Use the DirectX 12 plugin on the Dolphin V5.0 emulator.

You need to open the graphical settings menu after starting it and then close it to get full speed (Odd bug).

Zelda Wind Waker (emulation). Runs mostly full speed, just with some occasional slowdown.

Mario Kart Double Dash (emulation). Same as Wind Waker.

Sonic Lost World (Steam). Runs locked at 30FPS but you need to lock it to 30FPS manually otherwise it runs in slow motion like an emulator.

Right click Sonic Lost World in Steam game list, click properties, click launch options, type in "--F30" without the quotation marks.

Trine 2 (Steam). Runs at minimum settings 720P with 30FPS average.

For this picture, I accidentally forgot to set the controller to X360 mode with the physical switch before starting the game, so it loaded up the touch screen buttons. I also added a caption with the name because it's not obvious from the title screen.

Bioshock Infinite (Steam). Runs at minimum settings, 720P with 20-40FPS average.

Insaniquarium Deluxe (Steam). Runs full speed (older 2D game so doesn't run at 60FPS but I forgot the exact amount it runs at).

Runescape (3) the new NXT game client. I have not tested Old School Runescape because I don't play that but it probably runs fine.

Runs at 30FPS average with minimum settings except medium draw distance and textures on (or compressed, not any noticeable difference in performance or visuals so I do compressed textures to play it safe).

Bardbarian (Steam).

A 2D game so it runs excellently even on power saving with CPU limited to max 60% power. Really great battery life playing a game like this with WiFi off.

Race The Sun (Steam). Also runs great on power saving mode.

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic (Steam). An old game so it only supports resolution of 800X600 and controller settings must be set up manually.

This picture is from when I first took mine out of the box and started installing basic stuff on it. It's excellent as a web browser, especially since you're not limited to mobile websites with gimped functionality like on a phone.

I'm looking at you, Google with your mobile website not allowing advanced search or reverse image search. And Imgur for not allowing you to edit or view comment context on mobile (app or website).

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