AYN develops portable gaming devices, with Odin and Thor among its handheld families. The company describes its approach around customer feedback and accessible gaming hardware, with products that combine touchscreens, built-in controls and Android software.
Odin follows a conventional horizontal handheld layout. Portal models add a larger display, while Thor uses a folding dual screen design. Memory and storage tiers are sold under names such as Base, Pro and Max, but some tiers also change the processor, so the model and configuration both matter.
Odin models combine a single touchscreen with physical controls in a horizontal design. Generations such as Odin 2 and Odin 3 use different processors and software versions, while memory and storage vary within each generation.
Odin2 Portal combines Android with a 7-inch AMOLED touchscreen and built-in controls. It is a larger screen alternative to the conventional Odin format, with separate memory and storage configurations.
Thor folds open to reveal two AMOLED touchscreens. Lite uses a different processor from Base, Pro and Max, so its tier names indicate more than memory and storage capacity alone.
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