Yesterday at GDC Nvidia launched a new dev kit under their AI computing brand, Jetson.
The Jetson Nano is essentially an underclocked Nvidia Shield/Nintendo Switch with the barebones DIY form factor of a Raspberry Pi 3.
While it is $60 more than a Pi 3, the Jetson Nano will likely have support for OpenGL ES 3 and Vulkan. Which means this tiny SoC should easily be able to emulate any game from the Gamecube to the Atari 2600 at higher resolution, fidelity, and framerate.
When I went to preorder a Jetson Nano this morning, they were completely out of stock with a current delivery estimate for late March to mid-April.
I’ve signed up to be notified for the next batch they release, as soon as I get my hands on one of these I’ll be sure to do a write-up!