ASUS has revealed that it will be announcing the next iteration of its ROG Ally handheld gaming PC on June 2.
Whitman stressed that the Ally X is neither a minor spec bump nor a completely new generation of the Ally, but somewhere between the two. This means it will share the same Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip and the 120Hz VRR display with the standard ROG Ally 2023.
However, the company is promising several improvements with the Ally X. The biggest change will be the inclusion of a much larger battery. Speaking to The Verge, ASUS Senior Vice President Shawn Yen said that the battery will be a lot more than just a mere 30-40% improvement without getting into specifics. Yen also suggested that the Ally X will be able to more than double the current worst case battery scenario of the Ally 2023.
However, the company is promising several improvements with the Ally X. The biggest change will be the inclusion of a much larger battery. Speaking to The Verge, ASUS Senior Vice President Shawn Yen said that the battery will be a lot more than just a mere 30-40% improvement without getting into specifics. Yen also suggested that the Ally X will be able to more than double the current worst case battery scenario of the Ally 2023.
