Meet Wonder, an Android-powered Nintendo Switch competitor

Meet Wonder, an Android-powered Nintendo Switch competitor

By Cameron Faulkner

Gaming company Wonder has been working on a console that merges the best of a smartphone experience with that of a home console.

The currently untitled and still-in-development hardware efforts aim high. Wonder told The Verge in an early look that it wants to build “an entertainment ecosystem for gamers and gadget heads who are fans of forward-looking tech.”

It plans to do this with its own smartphone running its own proprietary operating system, currently referred to as WonderOS, though it’s unclear whether Wonder itself will make the phone or outsource to well-established manufacturers.

So…what does this thing actually do?

Upon release, Wonder looks to sell a hardware package alongside a subscription service. It consists of a smartphone that can make calls, run apps and do all of the phone-y things that you’re used to, but will uniquely slide into a dock that can hook up to a TV and overclock the phone’s GPU for enhanced gaming performance.

Included in the offering will be a controller that the phone can be docked onto for portable gaming, a la Nintendo Switch. As for what you’ll be able to do on the Wonder hardware, it apparently plans to provide a range of content, …read more

Source:: techradar.com – Gaming

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