The display will offer “Full HD gaming,” promising a silent, dual-fan design as well as the visually standard setup of two analog sticks, a left-mounted D-pad, four face buttons, plus a few smaller buttons around the screen. screen to access menus and settings. Beyond the Steam Deck, the company announces the ability to “discover Ally’s full potential” by connecting the company’s ROG XG Mobile eGPU for use with gaming laptops while streaming your games to TV .
The trailer features real games like get on in life, get out, And WRC generations – Rare for a joke – and Has a link to Best Buy where players can sign up for pre-order information.
Although Valve’s Steam Deck was the most successful attempt to make PC gaming a truly portable experience, there are plenty of competitors, like Ayaneo 2 or other Switch-like devices from GPD and OneXPlayer. However, in our experience they have relied on the AMD 6800U chipset rather than a custom build and generally lack the right blend of power and efficiency that we want to see from gaming laptops.
More than anything, the machine shown in the video looks fully built and ready to roll out as a solid entry into the handheld gaming market. It’s definitely more realistic than what Asus ROG (Republic of Gamers) released on April Fool’s Day 2022, debuting the concept of a “smart lens” for eye-controlled gestures that turned out to be more later be a joke. Of course, Asus is also the company that just launched the ROG Flow Z13 wearable acronym that defies all beliefs and understandings.
We’ll have to wait and see if this laptop still holds up past the April 2 time, but Asus definitely looks set to take on Steam Deck in this category sooner or later.
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