A closer look at ROG Ally. Engadget has had the opportunity to play with ASUS' handheld gaming console.

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A closer look at ROG Ally

Engadget has had the opportunity to play with ASUS' handheld gaming console

At the beginning of this month, ASUS presented the handheld gaming computer ROG Ally and now some media outlets have had the opportunity to test it. In the clip above, you can check out what the American tech site Engadget has to say about ASUS' upcoming gaming machine.

Powerful performance with the Ryzen Z1 chip

ROG Ally will run on AMD's new Ryzen Z1 chip, a powerful chip that AMD has developed specifically for handheld gaming computers. Furthermore, the device has a 7-inch screen that runs 1080p resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate. This can be compared to the competitor Steam Deck, which has an equally sized screen but runs a resolution of 800p with a refresh rate of 60Hz.

Advantages of Windows 11

Another advantage of ROG Ally compared to Steam Deck is that ASUS' upcoming gaming machine runs on Windows 11, which makes it easier to run more games than Steam Deck is capable of.

Unknown battery life and price

Something that is not yet known about ROG Ally is how long the battery life is and what it will cost. Both of these factors will likely be interesting to know before deciding to purchase a ROG Ally. On May 11th, ASUS will hold a presentation of ROG Ally. Then we will probably learn a little more about battery life, prices, and release dates.

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