ASUS unveils ROG Ally. Will be yours for $700.

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ASUS unveils ROG Ally

Will be yours for $700

Foto: ASUS

Yesterday, ASUS had a presentation where they took a closer look at the ROG Ally, the handheld gaming computer that was first showcased last month.

The first version of the ROG Ally comes with AMD's latest Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip, which was already known. It will have a 7-inch screen with a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels and a refresh rate of 120Hz. Additionally, it has 16GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, and stereo speakers. The battery is 40Wh and is said to last for 2 hours of performance gaming on locally stored games and up to 6.8 hours of cloud gaming or video watching.

The ROG Ally runs Windows 11 and can run all games offered through Steam or the Epic Game Store. Furthermore, it is possible to play games through Xbox Game Pass, and a three-month membership is included when purchasing the ROG Ally.

The ROG Ally comes with a charging station, but if you want to connect it to your TV, you also need a "ROG Gaming Charger Dock," which is sold separately. If you want to use your ROG Ally as a traditional Windows computer, you can also connect it to a "ROG XG Mobile," which also includes an external GPU.

The first version of the ROG Ally will be released on June 13th and will cost $700. Pre-orders for the ROG Ally have already started. In the third quarter, ASUS will also release a ROG Ally with the slightly less powerful AMD Ryzen Z1 chip. There is currently no information on what it will cost.

Below is a summary of ASUS's presentation of the ROG Ally from yesterday, as well as a longer video review from Linus Tech Tips. If you want to read reviews of ASUS's new gaming machine, you can find some longer ones from Ars Technica here and from The Verge here.

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