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**A recent in-depth analysis by Ars Technica has delivered a significant verdict for the handheld x86 gaming community: SteamOS is, in many cases, the superior operating system for raw gaming performance when compared to Windows 11.** The report, which focused on the Lenovo Legion Go S, reveals that Valve's Linux-based SteamOS consistently delivers higher frame rates across a range of titles, a finding that could reshape the landscape of handheld gaming..
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Xbox co-founder Laura Fryer declared there is "literally no reason to buy" the upcoming ROG Xbox Ally handheld in a YouTube video released this week, directly challenging Microsoft's shift toward hardware partnerships.
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A leaked prototype image reveals GPD has developed a gaming handheld powered by AMD's flagship Strix Halo APU, delivering unprecedented handheld gaming performance with over 10,000 points in 3DMark Time Spy graphics testing.
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The handheld gaming PC market has seen remarkable innovation, but AYANEO's latest offering breaks new ground with a genuinely modular design.
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When the MSI Claw A1M first launched, it faced a barrage of criticism, primarily centered around its performance and price point.
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The handheld x86 gaming market continues to expand beyond the mainstream with GPD's Win 4 2025 refresh, a PSP-style device that brings AMD's latest AI 9 HX 370 processor to an ultra-compact 6-inch form factor.
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The handheld x86 gaming market is no longer just about hardware; it's a war of operating systems.
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The handheld gaming PC landscape just got a major update with ASUS's announcement of the ROG Xbox Ally series, including the ROG Xbox Ally and the more powerful ROG Xbox Ally X.
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The handheld x86 gaming ecosystem received a major shock today as Kyle Gospodnetich, founder of the popular Bazzite gaming operating system, declared his project would "disband entirely" if Fedora proceeds with its proposal to remove 32-bit package support.
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**A recent in-depth analysis by Ars Technica has delivered a significant verdict for the handheld x86 gaming community: SteamOS is, in many cases, the superior operating system for raw gaming performance when compared to Windows 11.** The report, which focused on the Lenovo Legion Go S, reveals that Valve's Linux-based SteamOS consistently delivers higher frame rates across a range of titles, a finding that could reshape the landscape of handheld gaming..
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