With the Anbernic K101, the well-known manufacturer offers a new retro handheld.In terms of the basic design, the system is quite reminiscent of the Game Boy Micro.Visually, the model is clearly based on the special edition of the handheld for the 20th anniversary of the Mario franchise.In detail, however, there are also differences in terms of functionality, for example the Anbernic K101 is equipped with four action buttons, while the Game Boy Micro only has two buttons.In addition, the Anbernic K101 is flattened at the top and equipped with an additional button on the top.The system is equipped with a three-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels and a refresh rate of 60 Hz. A dual-core processor is installed and should offer enough power for emulating several platforms.Among other things, the emulation of Game Boy Color, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, NES and Game Gear titles is supported.Game titles should primarily be transferred to the device via a memory card slot, but according to the manufacturer Game Boy Advance cartridges can be played directly.The handheld, which measures 145 x 65 x 19 millimeters and weighs 143 grams, has an 800 mAh battery built in, which should allow several hours of playtime.When using Game Boy titles, it should be possible to use a link cable.Image output is even provided via cinch.A 3.5 millimeter jack is available.The Anbernic K101 is now available as a direct import at a price starting at around 88 euros.