The ASUS ROG Ally Z1 Extreme has reached its lowest price point in the UK market at £399.99, representing a significant strategic move in the increasingly competitive x86 handheld gaming landscape.
**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..
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.
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.
The handheld gaming PC market has seen remarkable innovation, but AYANEO's latest offering breaks new ground with a genuinely modular design.
When the MSI Claw A1M first launched, it faced a barrage of criticism, primarily centered around its performance and price point.
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.
The handheld x86 gaming market is no longer just about hardware; it's a war of operating systems.
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.
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.
**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..