Cheapest version of ROG Ally is said to cost $599. Will be using the standard version of Ryzen Z1.

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Cheapest version of ROG Ally is said to cost $599

Will be using the standard version of Ryzen Z1

Information continues to leak about ASUS' handheld gaming device, the ROG Ally. The price of the cheapest version of the console has now also surfaced, reportedly landing at $599.

The cheaper version of the ROG Ally will run AMD's recently announced Ryzen Z1, have 16GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage. This can be compared to the more expensive version, which will have Ryzen Z1 Extreme, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage. Price information was leaked last week, and it was said that the price would be $699.

The leaked prices of the ROG Ally can be compared to Valve's Steam Deck, where the 256GB version costs $530, while the 512GB version costs $650. Valve also sells a version of the Steam Deck with 64GB of storage, which costs $399.

On May 11th, ASUS will hold a presentation of the ROG Ally, and then we will likely find out exactly how the ROG Ally compares in price to the Steam Deck and other competitors in the handheld PC market.

theverge.com

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ASUS, ROG Ally, AMD, Ryzen Z1, Valve's Steam Deck

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