| Manufacturer | Conny Technology Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Type | Closed-system handheld game console |
| Release date | JPN August 3, 2006 |
| Media | None |
| CPU | Sunplus 16-bit SPG 240 series chipset |
| Storage | None |
| Sound | Sunplus SPG 240 integrated sound |
| Dimensions | Width: 10.3 cm x Height: 5.2 cm x Depth: 2.4 cm |
| Website | www |
The Pocket Dream Console is a small handheld game console created by Conny in 2004.[1] The system was released in Japan in 2006 by Takara Tomy. It is available in different colors.[2]
In Germany, the PDC is rebranded as "MGT (Mobile Games Technology) Pocket Star LCD - Spielkonsole 30in1" by importer PEARL or sold under the original Name "PDC" from Videojet at Toys R Us. The Videojet-Version is available with 30, 40, 50 or 100 games. A 200 games model was also sold.
System overview
Games
The PDC is a closed system with 100 built-in games, mostly unofficial clones of other popular titles, including clones of Loderunner, Arkanoid, Puzzloop, Sokoban, Bomberman and Nintendogs. The advertised line-up includes:
- 6 action games
- 4 racing games
- 6 entertainment
- 3 casino
- 5 puzzle games
- 6 table
CPU
I/O
- A/V port: The system can be connected to a TV or other equipment with a custom cable for composite video and mono audio and is sold separately. It uses a mini USB B connector.
- Mini headphone jack (2.5 mm).
- Buttons: D-pad; A, B and menu buttons; two shoulder pads and volume control.
- 2" backlit TFT LCD screen.
Power
Display
- Manufacturer: AU Optronics
- Size: 2 inch
- Full color
- Resolution: 320x240
- Pixel positioning: delta
- Number of contacts: 33
- Backlight
- color: blue, red and white
Audio
- One built-in speaker
See also
References
- ↑ CONNY TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. Archived 2010-06-10 at the Wayback Machine
- ↑ "Betmentor". Retrieved 16 June 2022.
External links
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