Review on JXD Classic Nostalgia Console Dual Core by Jose Muenzen

This is a good arcade console with a decent screen and a full-size HDMI port for connecting to a TV. The included manual states that the processor is a quad-core processor clocked at 216-1200MHz with 256MB DDR3 RAM and 128MB NOR Flash, while the item description on the Revain site gives other specifications indicates. The joystick and buttons are responsive, and sound is good with a 1 1/2-inch rear speaker and adjustable volume, and there's a headphone jack too. This console is referred to in the manual as the Q50 gaming machine running Linux. The system comes with 2 gamepads that connect via USB via the ports on the back of the console. The unit is powered by a rechargeable 18650 battery that is said to last around 5 hours. 9,000 games on it, that's the problem The games are grouped by game system, which means that if the game you want to play starts with "N", you'll have to page through page until you find the game to have. I would suggest copying the map to another map and then creating folders for each game system and breaking the game lists into a more manageable size, maybe alphabetically or by favorites. You can also add or remove games from the map. The system will work with a micro SD card up to 6 4GB and the system also works as an MP3/video/photo player.