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The idea of an Acer handheld gaming PC isn’t surprising given that all the big laptop makers are getting in on the action. However, comments made by the company suggest it might actually be on the cards, and that gives me hope for a new, cheaper Steam Deck rival. By that, I mean a portable Windows 11 rig that comes in at the same price as Valve’s machine, unlike most other alternatives with a similar agenda.
According to the vice president of Asus India, Arnold Su, a second-generation successor of the Asus ROG Ally gaming handheld is planned to be released sometime this year. The Asus ROG Ally is a handheld gaming console that is capable of providing a gaming experience on the go while also functioning as a Windows 11 PC. This allows it to play a variety of PC games, including both the Steam and Xbox Game Pass libraries.
Asus's ROG Ally handheld gaming PC only arrived in May last year. But Asus is already plotting a follow up for later in 2024.
Lenovo Legion Go | 8.8-inch 1600p 144Hz | Ryzen Z1 Extreme | 16GB LPDDR5x-7500 | 512GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD | $699.99$649.99 at Lenovo (save $50)Lenovo's handheld PC is as powerful as they come and boasts a luscious, big screen. The detachable controllers are really sweet and one can even double as a mouse, albeit a very basic one. It is huge, though, so not the most portable of devices and games with fancy graphics will struggle with native resolution.
OneXPlayer has unveiled more information about its X1 3-in-1 handheld powered by Intel Meteor Lake CPUs which starts at $859 US.
GPD has unveiled a revamped version of their existing GPD Win Max 2 device, now featuring AMD's Hawk Point "Ryzen 7 8840U" APU.