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Turn an old tablet into a kind of retro game center It’s one of the most fun and cheapest ways to give a second life to a device that would otherwise end up in a drawer. Although your tablet is no longer able to compete with current models, it still has plenty of power to run emulators, classic games and undemanding titles that can give you hours of entertainment.
In your case, with a tablet with 1.3 GHz quad-core processor, 1 GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage (between internal memory and SD card) and a somewhat damaged touch screen, there is room to build a very neat little retro console. By combining a cheap keyboard, an OTG cable and, above all, a good external controller, you can almost completely forget about the touch screen and focus on playing as if you had a portable pocket console.
What do I need to turn my tablet into a retro console?
Before talking about games and emulators, it is important to be clear about what hardware and accessories You will need them to get the most out of your old tablet.
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