The plug-and-play console enables HDMI 4K 60fps interface output without the need for conversion. It can be connected to a computer, TV, monitor, projector, and more. It supports external gamepads and 3P/4P multiplayer games, allowing you to connect both wireless and wired gamepads for up to four players to battle together.
The console comes with a built-in library of 20,000 games and is compatible with 23 types of emulators. In terms of functionality, it can support TF card expansion of up to 128GB, enabling you to save and collect games, customize key settings, and expand the ROM for downloading additional games. The plug-and-play feature also provides game pausing, saving, and archiving functions. It supports multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Arabic, and more.
You've heard the expression "china," and maybe you've even used it in a sentence like, "How's another beer there, china?" But have you ever wondered why we South Africans call each other "china"?
Well, it comes from the rhyming slang of the East End of London (not to be confused with the birthplace of Lukhanyo Am -- East London).
In Cockney rhyming slang, "wife" rhymes with "toil and strife." So, your wife is your "toil."
And the Cockney rhyming slang for "mate" is "china," because "mate" rhymes with "china plate."Maybe, you found that explanation of a well-known South African useful or maybe you'll find our deal on the Nido Glimmer Nesting Table more useful. Either way, have a lekka one, china.