GAMEMT is developing a modular handheld gaming device called the E5 ModX. The company recently shared new videos that show the bare shell of the unit during testing phases. These clips reveal the unique design where users can remove the display from the controller base. The concept also suggests potential support for MagSafe controllers on smartphones.
Leaked footage shows the bare shell of the modular handheld during testing phases.
The device is expected to feature a MediaTek P60 processor paired with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. It will utilize a screen with a resolution of 1024 by 768 pixels. Recent footage demonstrates the fully assembled unit running the PPSSPP emulator for God of War at 51 to 60 frames per second.
The E5 ModX remains in an early development stage according to current reports. GAMEMT has not yet confirmed a launch window or retail pricing structure for the modular handheld. The company continues to test the device before making further commercial announcements.
This project falls within the growing niche of customizable gaming hardware. Modular designs allow users to upgrade specific components rather than replacing entire systems. The E5 ModX targets players who prefer adaptable form factors over traditional fixed consoles.
GAMEMT has not provided official confirmation regarding final specifications or release timelines. Current details rely on leaked footage and early development claims.
Source: RetroHandhelds
