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Catalogue

The machines PocketJS runs on, in one table: the three numbers that matter for a UI runtime — processor, memory, display — and how each machine executes PocketJS. Click a column to sort; click a row to open the exhibit.

Specification table

17 machines

			Processor	Memory	Display
1983	NESNintendo	Home console	Ricoh 2A03 (6502) · 1.79 MHz	2 KB	256 × 240	AOT	Pocket Vapor target
1989	Game BoyNintendo	Handheld console	Sharp SM83 · 4.19 MHz	8 KB + 8 KB VRAM	160 × 144	AOT	Pocket Vapor target
2001	Game Boy AdvanceNintendo	Handheld console	ARM7TDMI · 16.78 MHz	32 KB + 256 KB	240 × 160	AOT	Pocket Vapor target
2004	Sony PSPSony Computer Entertainment	Handheld console	MIPS R4000 · 333 MHz	32 MB	480 × 272	Guest	Registered target
2007	iPhone 2GApple	Phone	ARM11 · 412 MHz	128 MB	320 × 480	Guest	Hardware-tested host
2009	Meizu M8Meizu	Phone	Samsung ARM11 · 667 MHz	256 MB	720 × 480	Guest	Hardware-tested host
2011	Nokia E7Nokia	Phone	ARM11 · 680 MHz	256 MB	640 × 360 AMOLED	Guest	Hardware-tested host
2011	iPhone 4SApple	Phone	Apple A5 · 2 × 800 MHz	512 MB	640 × 960 Retina	Guest	Hardware-tested host
2011	PS VitaSony Computer Entertainment	Handheld console	Cortex-A9 ×4 · 333 MHz	512 MB + 128 MB VRAM	960 × 544 OLED	Guest	Registered target
2015	iPod touch 6Apple	Media player	Apple A8 · 1.1 GHz	1 GB	640 × 1136 Retina	Guest	Hardware-tested host
2019	ESP32 MeowBitXueersi · KittenBot	Microcontroller	ESP32-D0WD · 2 × 240 MHz	520 KB SRAM + 8 MB PSRAM	160 × 128 TFT	AOT	Pocket Vapor target
2022	PlaydatePanic	Handheld console	Cortex-M7 · 168 MHz	16 MB	400 × 240 · 1-bit	AOT	Pocket Vapor target
2023	PocketBookPocketBook International	E-reader	Dual-core 1 GHz (Verse)	512 MB	6″ E Ink 758 × 1024	Guest	Registered target
2025	ESP32-P4Espressif · M5Stack	Microcontroller	RISC-V ×2 · 400 MHz	768 KB + 32 MB PSRAM	1280 × 720 (Tab5)	Native	Renderer integration
desktop	macOSApple	Desktop	Apple silicon / Intel	host RAM	dynamic viewport · density 2	Guest	Registered target
simulator	iOS simulatorApple	Phone	Apple silicon Mac (simulator)	host RAM	density 1–4, default 3	Guest	Development host
dev hosts	Web & simpocket-stack	Desktop	wasm32 / native	host RAM	480 × 272 and any dynamic viewport	Guest	Development host

Processor, memory and display are curated museum data with sources on each exhibit page. Path and status follow the upstream registry and evidence tables.