Name: Analogue Pocket
Brand: Analogue
Price: 425 USD
Availability: InStock

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Display: 3.5" (89 mm)

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Weight: 9.7 oz (276 g)

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Buy the Analogue Pocket if you own Game Boy, Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance cartridges: reviewers praised its accurate FPGA hardware, stunning high-resolution screen with display filters, excellent build and sound. Analogue lists it at $239.99 (Oct 8, 2026). Skip it if you don't own cartridges, because it ships with no games. The cartridge slot doesn't hold games securely, the screen is LCD rather than OLED, and the TV dock costs extra.

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Premium retro cartridges/FPGA

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Anyone without cartridges, and buyers who want an all-in-one emulator.

Main strengthAccurate FPGA cartridge play

Main weaknessNo games included

Reasons to buy

Accurate FPGA cartridge play

Stunning high-resolution screen

Excellent build and sound

Optional TV dock

Reasons to avoid

No games included

Loose cartridge slot

Dock costs extra

Measured view9.0/10What the pros say · verified oct 8, 2026.

ScoreVerified Oct 8, 2026

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247 attributes, grouped for quick scanning. Verified Oct 8, 2026. Spot a wrong value? Hit the next to it.

Definition: A plan outlining security protective measures that will be applied to each phase
Door type definitions: a) Primary door: A SCIF perimeter door recognized as the main entrance.
Screen size: 3.5″
Touchscreen: 0
Display Panel Type: LTPS LCD
Display Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
Hdr Support: 0
Max Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
Max Resolution: 1080p via dock

A. Indicate storage requirement: □ Closed □ Continuous Operation □ None
Risk mitigation programs may include the following elements: a) Registration of PED/RCET serial numbers.
Gpu Name: FPGA
Cpu Name: Altera Cyclone V FPGA + Cyclone 10

H. Has a Risk Assessment Been Completed: (if yes attach copy)
G. Estimated Completion Date: (estimated date construction will end)
Complete 4.10.1. Notes: 1. N/A is intended for
Complete 4.9.1. Notes: 1. N/A is intended for
Complete 3.7.1. Notes: 1. N/A is intended for
SCI Compartments: Storage Requirements: Open Closed
Complete SCIF Address: SCIF ID
A. TSCM Service completed by: On
A. Category/Compartments of SCI Requested: 1) Indicate storage requirement
A. Compartmented area accreditation level desired: 1) Indicate CA requirements
Exploitation. (Example: premise management systems, environmental control systems, lighting and power control
C. Last self Inspection completed by: On
B. Last AO compliance periodic inspection/review: On
C. Compartments of SCI Requested: □ Open
Complete form includes: -Block 1: Host Agency/Department
Examples include the following: • Premise management systems
Comply with the following: (1) Telephone cables shall not break out to jack-boxes, switchboards, or
Viewing of compartmented information: • Position the computer screen away from doorway/cubicle opening.

Battery Capacity Wh: 15.6 mAh
Battery Life Max: 10
Battery Life Min: 6

Access Control Systems Records which include: a) The active assignment of ID badge/card, PIN, level of access, entries, and similar
Which shall include the following information: • Response time for response forces and SCI indoctrinated personnel.
G) When non-U.S. citizens are authorized by the AO: (1) The SSM shall conduct checks of criminal and subversive files, local,

Reportable SCIF Administrative Information: • SCIF ID
Ray Tracing Support: 0

C. Last Staff Assistance Visit by: On
Accordance with UL 2050: (1) AO-operated monitoring station.

P. Security Administration: (list security documentation and retention
K. Control of Construction Plans and Documents: (Describe how construction
J. Adjacencies to Consider: (include a description of adjacent facilities to include
F. Estimated Start Date: (estimated date construction will begin)
E. Location of Work: (address/ location)
D. Cognizant Security Authority/ Accrediting Official: (element)
B. Statement of Construction Project: (provide a description of the proposed work)
A. Site Security Manager: (identify the SSM and contact information)
The CAGs. Notes: 1. To avoid potential
The CSTs. Notes: 1. To avoid potential
The SSM. Notes: 1. To avoid potential
Email Address: Phone Number
Will be. Notes: 1. The AO must
The GC will be. Notes: 1. The AO must
Located (check all that apply): On a military installation, embassy compound, USG compound
All: Design Reviews, Construction Project Planning
Number: Comments
Organization: Email Address
Name: Position Title
Assigned. Notes: 1. If this person changes the
Email Address(s): Phone Number(s)
Name(s): Position Title(s)
Section 5: ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
Section 4: PHYSICAL SITE SECURITY
Section 3: PERSONNEL SITE SECURITY
Section 2: CONSTRUCTION
Section 1: GENERAL
Notes: 1. This checklist is not intended to contain any classified information. Completing the checklist
SCIF ID: 5. Room Numbers
Coordinator: Digital Signature
Type of Effort: Intel Related Other (describe)
B. Government Facility: Expiration Date: (enter date or "Indefinite")
Expiration Date of Contract: Contract Number
RFP Date: (if applicable)
Duration: A. Contractor Facility
Such use will consist of: Logical separation of data (via software) or
Joint-utilization: Use an existing system for which the agency with cognizance for the SCIF is the accreditor
Declassify on: This form is UNCLASSIFIED until filled in
Classified By: Derived From
Name/Email/Telephone: (Provide POC for IS coordination if Co-Utilization or Joint-Utilization)
Information Systems POC: Tenant IS POC
Highest Classification: Confidential Secret Top Secret
Classification: (Provide classification level, SCI compartments, and storage requirements for Co-Use)
Numbers: Host Site Security POC
Date: Company/Department Name
And Email: Tenant POC
Tenant POC: Name/Title/Telephone
From: Tenant Government CSA
To: Host Government CSA
CUWG: Co-Utilization/Joint Utilization form Version 5
Date Accreditation granted by: This form is UNCLASSIFIED until filled in
Describe procedures for in-flight emergency destruction: 7. Remarks
Aa. Have IDS records been maintained: □ Yes □ No
P. Was the IDS installed by U.S. citizens: □ Yes □ No □ N/ A
N. External Transmission Line Security: What is the method of line
D. Location of interior motion detection protection: Accessible
Hatches and Doors Leading Inside the Aircraft: a. Are doors equipped with GSA approved locks? □ Yes □ No
C. By Assigned Personnel: □ Yes □ No
Unoccupied: 2. Access Control: How is access to the aircraft controlled?
Information System Security Officer Name: Commercial
Sectio n E: TEMPEST/Technical Security
Access Controls: How is access to the SCIF controlled (Ref: Chapter 8)
B. Remarks: 11. Passing Windows and Scuttles
D. Remarks: 10. Visual Isolation
C. Remarks: 8. Vent and Duct Barriers
G. Remarks: 5. Emergency Exit
B. Last physical security inspection by: On
D. Total square footage that the SCIF occupies: e. Has or will CSA requested any waivers? □ Yes □ No □ N/A
C. SCIF Duty Hours to Hours: Days Per Week
Accreditation granted by: On
Accreditation Data (Ref Chapter: 12E)
Facsimile Numbers: Classified Unclassified
Ate: CLASSIFY ACCORDING TO CLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY
Tion Name: FFC D
Type III: A restricted discussion area used for viewing, processing, printing, copying, storage and control of
Type II: An area where discussions of compartmented information may take place. If so equipped and
Type I: A workstation environment that is used to view and process compartmented information.
Security requirements requested: Section C: Compartmented Area Type Descriptions
E. Total square footage that the SCIF occupies: f. Any waivers? (If Yes, attach copy of approved waiver) □ Yes □ No □ N/A
D. SCIF Duty Hours to Hours: Days Per Week
B. Accreditation Granted by: on
Contract Information: Contract # Expiration Date
Countermeasures: Section C: Information Processing
Quantity: Size
Multilevel Systems: Are there any multi-level systems (e,g, equipment that processes different classification levels)located in the
Radio Transmission/Reception Device: Submit floor plans of the SCIF showing the transmitter locations, signal and power line routing and the
Describe each HVAC Systems or pipe. Please explain in detail: path, connections in/outside of the SCIF,
Organization Name: FFC Date
REMAKS: 2 Is the facility declared a ‘‘No Classified Discussion Area’’? (Ref: Chapter 11A) □ Yes □ No
Syste m: □ SCI □ Top Secret □ Secret □ Unclassified
System: □ SCI □ Top Secret □ Secret □ Unclassified
E. Response to alarm condition: Minutes
IDS installed by: c. Premise Control Unit (PCU)
General IDS Description (Ref: Chapter 7A)
B. Steel doors have the following specifications: 1) 1 ¾ inch-thick face steel equal to minimum 18-gauge steel.
Criteria for ALL SCIF Doors (Ref: Chapter 3E)
A. Primary door: A SCIF perimeter door recognized as the main entrance.
Specification FF-L-2890. NOTE: Previously AO approved FF-L-2740 integrated locking
SCIF windows (continued) (Ref: Chapter 3F)
Describe material and thickness: d. False ceiling? □ Yes □ No
Construction: c. True ceiling
Protection: b. Inspection ports? □ Yes □ No
Describe: Page 8 of 21
Manufacturer: Model
How is access to the SCIF controlled (Ref: Chapter 8)
E. Describe Building Access Control: Continuous? □ Yes □ No
G. Exterior Lighting Type: 1) Fence Lighting
REMARKS: Page 5 of 21
Inspections (Ref: Chapter 12 G) (Provide attachment if required by AO)
Construction/Modification (Ref: Chapter 3B)
G. Total square footage that the SCIF occupies: h. Does the facility have any approved waivers? □ Yes □ No
F. SCIF Duty Hours to Hours: Days Per Week
B. Indicate the facility type: □ Secure Working Area □ TSWA
FFC Date: Page 2 of 21
Section I: Information Systems/TEMPEST/Technical Security
Section H: Classified Destruction Methods
Section G: Acoustical Protection
Section F: Telecommunication Systems and Equipment Baseline
Section E: Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
Section D: Doors
Section C: SCIF Security
Section B: Security- in-Depth
Section A: General Information
Block 1: Host Agency/Department
Classification Block: Ensure the document is classified properly and this block is
Tenant/Host Concur Blocks: Do NOT digitally sign; these are for CUA
Block 9: Ensure any information is clarified and input here; don’t use for “filler”.
Block 8: Most instances are “Intel Related”. If you check “Other” ensure that a
Block 7: Ensure all required information is filled out for an Industry site. Most
Block 6: This is the Host Information Security POC. Ensure the Co-Use or Joint
Block 5: Ensure accuracy; this is how a coordinator validates information.
Block 4: Ensure accuracy; one box must be checked.
Block 3: Provide complete and accurate information, to include the complete
Block 2: Tenant Agency/Department POC’s (POC’s are NOT the CUA
The emergency plan shall address the following: • Fire
Information: • Visitor’s full name
SO Responsibilities: a) The SCIF SO shall be responsible for all aspects of SCIF management and
System must be protected as follows: a) All incoming wiring shall breach the SCIF perimeter at one point. TEMPEST or
CNSSI 5002: (1) The purpose of a TSG-2 or CNSS 5002 Computerized Telephone Switch
Following specific requirements shall be met: a) On-hook and off-hook audio protection shall be provided by equipment identified
Following: • Protection of information.
D) A user agreement that specifies the following: (1) The USG or a designated representative may seize the PED/RCET for
Following restrictions: a) A comprehensive risk assessment addressing each vulnerability, security concern
Waiver and include the following: • Defined mission need for PED/RCET usage.
Generators are given below: • Audio amplifier with a standalone computer (no network connection).
Door if the following conditions are met: • The cable exiting the SCIF shall be encased within rigid conduit.
Persons may include but not be limited to the following: a) Structural enhancements such as the use of high-density building materials (i.e.,
Following three technologies: (1) Identification (ID) badge or card used in conjunction with the access control
Shall be: a unique user ID and password for each individual granted
Safeguards apply to existing systems on older ships: (1) Covers shall be locked at both ends with an AO-approved lock. Keys shall be
Meet the following standards: (1) The system shall operate only in the push-to-talk mode.
C) Doors shall conform to the following requirements: (1) Perimeter doors and emergency exit(s) shall be constructed of standard
Information is available: a) Name of vessel/hull number.
Be taken: (1) SCI-indoctrinated personnel shall remain with the aircraft.
B) These standards apply to the following: (1) All ground-based temporary SCIFs (T-SCIFs), including those on mobile
D) The following site control measures should be considered: (1) Identity verification.
F) In Category I and II countries the following shall apply: (1) The CST shall begin surveillance of non-cleared workers at the start of
E) In Category III countries the following shall apply: (1) The CST shall begin surveillance of non-cleared workers at the start of SCIF
Categories for construction purposes: • Category I - Critical or High Technical Threat, High Vulnerability Buildings
Alternative SSAs may include the following: a) A shipping container located within a secure perimeter that is locked, alarmed,
Air carriers in order of preference: • U.S. Military
Country using one of the following secure methods: (1) Securely packaged or containerized and under the 24-hour control of an
Site control measures that should be considered: • Identity verification.
Following three categories for construction purposes: • Category I - Critical or High Technical Threat, High Vulnerability Buildings
F) Adjacent SCIF adjoining doors: (1) Doors that join adjacent SCIFs, not required for emergency egress, shall
E) SCIF perimeter Double Door Specifications: (1) The fixed leaf shall be secured at the top and bottom with deadbolts.
B) Steel doors shall meet following specifications: (1) 1 ¾ inch-thick face steel equal to minimum 18-gauge steel.
SCIF door fabrication and unique criteria: a) Wooden SCIF doors shall be 1 ¾ inch-thick solid wood core (i.e. wood stave,
Criteria for all SCIF perimeter doors: a) All SCIF perimeter doors shall comply with applicable building code, safety, and
Emergency Egress-only doors shall: a) Be installed as required by building code, safety and accessibility requirements.
Secondary door criteria: a) Secondary doors may be established with AO approval and as required by
B) The Primary door shall be equipped with the following: (1) A GSA-approved pedestrian door deadbolt meeting the most current version
Primary door criteria: a) There shall be only one Primary door to a SCIF.
C) Emergency egress-only door: A SCIF perimeter door employed as an emergency
B) Secondary door: A SCIF perimeter door employed as both an entry and egress
The following construction methods may be used: a) Reinforced Concrete Construction
Measures that may be considered are the following: • Identity verification.
Workers at the start of: construction of public access or administrative areas adjacent
The following shall apply: a) Access and visual controls identified above shall be the standard safeguard.
But is not limited to: notes, briefs, slides, electronic presentations, analytic papers,
C) Type III: A restricted discussion area used for viewing, processing, printing,
That at least one of the following mitigations is applied: a) Military installations, embassy compounds, U.S. Government (USG)
For specific technical threat information. NOTE: These threat documents are
The following: a) Threat Analysis. Assess the capabilities, intentions, and opportunity of an
Note: Advertised claims by manufactures that their product(s), to include
Distribution: Secretary of State, Department of State
SUBJECT: Technical Specifications for Construction and Management of Sensitive
REFERENCES: Distribution
MEMORANDUM FOR: SUBJECT

Expandable Storage: 1 GB
Storage Type: microSD

Resolution: 1600 x 1440
Subcategory: retro_handheld
Short Name: Analogue Pocket
Bluetooth Version: Bluetooth via dock/controller support
Release Date: December 13, 2021

I. Security in Depth (SID) Documentation: (Document the layers of
Comments: Tenant; CUA
Comments/Justification/MOA: TENANT; CUA
Command or Regional Special Security Office/Name (SSO): (if applicable)
Telecommunications Systems: What kind of telecommunications systems are in the SCIF? (VoIP, DSM) Please describe.
Depth: 22
Width: 149
Height: 86

Ethernet: 0
Launch Price Usd: 219

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