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Huawei's Tron console will let you kill Android zombies on the cheap

Call it a coincidence, but just as China lifts its ban on foreign game consoles, one of its own biggest manufacturers is ready to release exactly such a device. The Tron micro-console from Huawei is an uncomplicated cylindrical canister that runs Android 4.2.3 and outputs a 1080p video feed to your nearest TV via HDMI. The plastic housing contains a Tegra 4 processor, 2GB of RAM, 16GB or 32GB of storage, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0 — which connects to the accompanying controller — and even a full-sized USB 3.0 port. Impressively, Huawei aims to sell the Tron console for less than $120, though the primary market for it will be the company's native China.

The specs and price position the Tron directly against the Ouya Android console, which has had a fair number of issues, not least of which is the scarcity of console-class games that can really harness the controller's functionality or the Tegra chip's added graphical power. Tron doesn't get off to a stellar start, with an interface that looks to have been pulled straight out of your favorite arcade cabinet, and things don't get better when you look at the library of games Huawei has loaded on it.