Asus revealed the ROG Ally portable gaming console earlier this month. It supports Windows 11 as well. Even though they haven't yet thoroughly examined all of its features and capabilities, the announcement has stirred up a lot of debate among gamers worldwide.
In a recent advertisement, Asus said that ROG Ally will be sold everywhere and that an official launch may occur soon.
The 7" IPS LCD display on the ROG Ally will be FHD and offer a refresh rate of up to 120Hz. It will also have a Ryzen 7040U powered by AMD Zen4 with an RDNA3 CPU and GPU, along with 512GB and 1T of storage.
The ROG Ally is up to twice as good as the Steam Deck Valve with the same 35W power consumption and 50% better at 15W, according to YouTuber Linus. In addition, the fan on it operates well and quietly.
The ROG Ally is somewhat smaller and lighter than the Steam Deck, measuring 28.0 x 11.3 x 3.9cm and weighing 608 grams, respectively, on the outside. Additionally, ROG Ally will function on Windows 11 natively with select ASUS applications.
It should be noted that the ROG Ally may cost anywhere from $649 and above. However, this price is merely to be anticipated; we are yet unsure of the precise cost. Therefore, all we can do is wait and watch when Asus formally declares that it will be completed shortly.
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