It looks like the big PC gaming brands are tired of leaving Steam Deck competition to the likes of smaller companies like AyaNeo or GPD. On April 1st Asus announced its first handheld gaming PC, the ROG Ally, an AMD-based setup that looks remarkably familiar. Yes, this is a real product, and it’s really coming out — there’s a Best Buy retail page already, and Asus said that it’s real on Twitter, so the universal law of no-take-backs is in effect. The ROG Ally is built on an AMD APU like ...
It looks like the big PC gaming brands are tired of leaving Steam Deck competition to the likes of smaller companies like AyaNeo or GPD. On April 1st Asus announced its first handheld gaming PC, the ROG Ally, an AMD-based setup that looks remarkably familiar. Yes, this is a real product, and it’s really coming out — there’s a Best Buy retail page already, and Asus said that it’s real on Twitter, so the universal law of no-take-backs is in effect. The ROG Ally is built on an AMD APU like ...
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