asus rog ally launch

Asus ROG Ally was launched in India on Wednesday as the company's first handheld gaming PC that runs on Windows 11. It sports a 7-inch LCD display and is designed to handle both AAA titles and simpler games at 1080p resolution. The Taiwanese firm launched the ROG Ally in two variants in global markets, with AMD's new Z1 and Z1 Extreme chipsets. The Indian variant will be equipped with the Z1 Extreme chip, paired with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of inbuilt storage. It has a 40Whr battery that can be charged at 65W over a USB…

Asus ROG Ally India launch has been confirmed by the company, which is set to bring its first handheld gaming device running Windows to the country. The device was recently launched in global markets and is equipped with AMD's latest Z1 and Z1 Extreme CPUs, paired with 16GB of RAM. There's currently no word from the company on the chip that will feature on the device when it launches in India. The Asus ROG Ally also features a 7-inch full-HD display with a 120Hz refresh rate.The company teased the arrival of the Asus ROG…

Asus has announced price and availability of its highly-anticipated ROG Ally gaming handheld. Billed as Asus’s answer to Valve’s Steam Deck, the ROG Ally is technically a full-blown Windows PC inside a portable handheld that’s designed for graphics intensive AAA gaming both locally and over the cloud. The handheld has an AMD chip and can be paired with Asus’s XG Mobile external GPUs for “high-fidelity 4K gaming.” Asus ROG Ally will set buyers back by $700 which roughly translates to Rs 57,500. General availability is…