Tectoy, a prominent name in Brazil known for its historical involvement with Sega, is set to make a significant comeback in the handheld gaming market with the introduction of two new portable PCs: the Zeenix Pro and Zeenix Lite. As the names suggest, the Zeenix Pro is designed to be the more powerful of the two, catering to gamers looking for higher performance. Both devices are slated for an initial launch in Brazil, with plans for a subsequent global release.

I discovered the Zeenix Pro and Lite during my visit to Brazil for Gamescom Latam, where Tectoy's booth attracted significant attention throughout the event. The enthusiasm was palpable, with attendees eager to test out the new handhelds, although this interest alone isn't a definitive measure of quality.

To give you a clearer picture of what these devices offer, here are the specifications for both the Zeenix Lite and Zeenix Pro:

If these technical details seem overwhelming, you can visit the Zeenix website for a more user-friendly table that outlines the graphics settings, resolution, and frame rates for various popular games. This real-world performance data can be more insightful than raw specs.

Both the Zeenix Pro and Lite will come with the Zeenix Hub pre-installed, a feature designed to centralize your games from different platforms into one accessible location. However, it's completely optional, allowing users the flexibility to use their preferred gaming interfaces.

As of now, there's no official word on the pricing or the exact launch date in Brazil, other than it's coming 'soon'. Keep an eye on Pocket Gamer for the latest updates on the Zeenix Pro and Lite, as we'll keep you informed as soon as more information becomes available.