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Nintendo currently dominates the handheld gaming market with the Switch family of consoles, but it faces stiff competition from platforms such as the Steam Deck and the ROG Xbox Ally. While the former is considered a handheld gaming PC, the latter is touted as a mobile Xbox, raising the question of how its GPU compares…

A ROG Xbox Ally X paired with a Radeon RX 9070 XT eGPU averaged 151 FPS in Cyberpunk 2077 at 3440×1440 using FSR upscaling and frame generation. The docked setup demonstrates the handheld’s graphics potential, but the figure doesn’t represent native rendering performance or establish results without frame generation.

Don’t miss out on this rare deal for a premium handheld gaming PC. For a limited time, Best Buy is offering a brand new Asus ROG Ally X for $799.99 after a $200 off instant discount. This is the successor to the original ROG Ally Z1 Extreme featuring more system memory, more internal storage, dual…

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A new deal popped up today for a premium level gaming handheld at an entry-level price. For a limited time, Woot is offering a Grade A refurbished Asus ROG Ally Z1 Extreme gaming handheld PC for just $423.99 after you apply 20% off coupon code “CHEERS”. If you’re a first time Woot customer, the discount…

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The OLED version of the Xbox Ally X20 is launching next month at an official price tag of $1,299.

Asus has finally given the ROG Xbox Ally X20 its own price. The brand is now selling the 20th-anniversary handheld on its own—no need to buy the ROG XREAL R1 Edition 20 Gaming AR Glasses, which were previously part of a not-sold-separately bundle.

Asus revealed pricing for the standalone version of its ROG Xbox Ally X20 today at Gamescom, Europe’s biggest video game expo. The special-edition OLED gaming handheld will cost $1,299.99, or $300 more than last year’s original Xbox Ally X.

Valve’s Steam Deck OLED and the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally X sit at opposite ends of the same idea: a handheld PC you can hold in two hands and play real games on. One runs Linux and costs less than it did last year. The other runs Windows 11, packs a newer Ryzen chip, and…