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JinXing Digital JXD S5110

JinXing Digital · Handheld 2012 Active 5

JinXing Digital JXD S5110 is a gaming handheld launched in 2012. Powered by Cortex-A9 (4-core, 1 GHz), 512MB DDR3 RAM and Mali-400 MP4 GPU. Features a 5" Touchscren display (800 x 400, 2:1). WiFi 3. Runs Android 4.0.3.

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JinXing Digital JXD S5110 is a gaming handheld launched in 2012. Powered by Cortex-A9 (4-core, 1 GHz), 512MB DDR3 RAM and Mali-400 MP4 GPU. Features a 5" Touchscren display (800 x 400, 2:1). WiFi 3. Runs Android 4.0.3.

The JinXing Digital JXD S5110 is a horizontal Android handheld launched in 2012, best known for a look that closely mimics the PlayStation Vita. Now discontinued, it belongs to the first generation of Android gaming devices that brought emulation and mobile apps together in one portable package.

Inside is a quad-core Cortex-A9 processor at 1 GHz, a Mali-400 MP4 GPU at 533 MHz and 512 MB of DDR3 RAM. This setup suits 8- and 16-bit systems such as Game Boy, Game Boy Color, NES, Sega Genesis / Mega Drive, SNES and Game Boy Advance, as well as PlayStation. The platform list also includes Nintendo DS, Nintendo 64, PlayStation Portable, Sega Saturn and Sega Dreamcast, but given the modest memory and 2012-era hardware, results on these more demanding systems can vary from game to game.

The 5-inch touchscreen runs at 800 x 400 with a 2:1 aspect ratio and roughly 179 ppi. The wide format means 4:3 retro games will show side borders or be stretched, while touch support is handy for Nintendo DS emulation and Android apps.

On the controls side, the D-pad uses separated buttons placed up top, with the single analog stick below it, alongside four face buttons and L1/R1 shoulder buttons. Dedicated Menu, Back, volume and power buttons are joined by a WiFi switch. There is no rumble, and having only one stick and two shoulder buttons limits games that need dual analog control or L2/R2.

Connectivity covers WiFi 3, USB-OTG, Mini USB charging, Mini HDMI and AV video outputs for hooking up to a TV, a 3.5mm headphone jack, rear-facing dual stereo speakers, a microphone and a rear camera. The 4 GB of internal storage can be expanded via microSD.

The device runs Android 4.0.3 and modding is permitted, leaving room for community tinkering. The old Android version does, however, limit compatibility with modern apps.

Ideal for: collectors of first-generation Android handhelds, fans of the PS Vita-inspired design, and players who want classic retro emulation with the option to play on a TV.
Specs for: JXD S5110 - White
Specs for: JXD S5110 - Black
Model
Cortex-A9
Architecture
Cortex-A9
Cores
4
Threads
4
Frequency
1.0 GHz
Instruction Set
ARM
Chipset
Mali-400 MP4
GPU Cores
4
GPU Frequency
533 MHz
Capacity
512 MB
Technology
DDR3
Size
5.0
Technology
Touchscreen
Resolution
800 x 400
Pixel Density (PPI)
178.89
Aspect Ratio
2:1
Analog Sticks
Single thumbstick
Stick Placement
Lower
D-Pad
Separated Buttons
D-Pad Placement
Upper
Shoulder Buttons
L1, R1
Extra Buttons
Menu, Back, Volume +-, Power, WiFi Switch
Speaker Type
Dual Stereo
Speaker Position
Rear facing
Ports
USB-OTG
Wi-Fi
WiFi 3
Charge Port
Mini USB
Video Output
Mini HDMI, AV Out
Video Output Placement
AV Out
Audio Output
3.5mm Headphone
Internal Storage
4 GB
Card Support
microSD
Operating System
Android
OS Version
4.0.3
Body Material
Plastic
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Modding officially supported

The manufacturer officially permits or encourages modding (custom firmware, OS replacement, hardware modifications). Warranty remains valid under normal use.

Nintendo · 7 platforms

GB GB
GBC GBC
NES NES
GBA GBA
SNE SNES
NDS NDS
N64 N64

Sega · 3 platforms

MD MD
DC DC
SAT Saturn

Sony · 2 platforms

PS1 PS1
PSP PSP

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • mini HDMI and AV video output
  • touchscreen
  • microSD storage expansion
  • modding permitted
  • dual stereo speakers
  • PS Vita-style design

Cons

  • single analog stick
  • only L1/R1 shoulder buttons
  • outdated Android 4.0.3
  • 512 MB RAM
  • no rumble
  • discontinued

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