The technical data so far is also impressive.
The gaming handheld and laptop manufacturer One-Netbook has introduced a new gaming handheld that is also a mini laptop.
Why this is important: The new device could potentially replace two devices at once, as long as an 8.8-inch display is not too small for a laptop.
The special feature: The hybrid device is called the OneXPlayer G1 and looks like a small notebook. If necessary, the keyboard can be easily removed to reveal a built-in controller and a second split touch keyboard.
The technical data known so far:
- CPU: AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370
- GPU: AMD Radeon 890M
- RAM: 32 GB LPDDR5X with 7,500 MT/s
- SSD: NVMe-SSD PCIe 4.0 x4
- Display: 8.8 inch, 144 Hz, 2,560p x 1,440p
- Ports: USB4, Thunderbolt 4, Oculink
- Materials: Aluminum
The screen looks familiar: The technical data of the screen so far are very similar to those of the Lenovo Legion Go.
- This is definitely promising, as this handheld was particularly convincing with its large and sharp screen.
- Although the screen is quite large for a gaming handheld, it might be too small for many who also want to use the device as a laptop.
Gaming performance should be particularly high compared to other handhelds thanks to the new AMD chip and 32 GB of RAM. An external graphics card can be connected for a further performance boost (eGPU).
Price and availability:;The OneXPlayer G1 will first be funded through a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo;and then sold through the One-Netbook online store.
No specific information on price and availability has been released yet.
What do you think of the OneXPlayer G1? Would you buy the device and how high would you be willing to set the price to make it interesting for you? Feel free to write it in the comments!
