ASUS has its hands in just about every segment of gaming hardware you can think of, and that now includes the handheld gaming PC market with the ROG Ally.
ASUS has its hands in just about every segment of gaming hardware you can think of, and that now includes the handheld gaming PC market with the ROG Ally.
This is basically ASUS’s competitor to the Steam Deck that Valve launched last year. Officially ASUS teased and unveiled the device on March 31. Interestingly enough, even with the timing, ASUS was adamant that this announcement was not a joke. The ASUS ROG Ally was real, and the company says it would share more soon. ASUS has made another announcement about the device on the morning of April 3 telling gamers to stay tuned. It’s even got a Best Buy link up where you can sign up to learn more about the device.
Officially ASUS hasn’t said much about the Ally’s specs. But it has shared some information with YouTube content creator Dave Lee, who got to spend some time with a very early engineering sample. And according to Lee, the device is impressive.ASUS says the ROG Ally has double the performance of the Steam Deck
For those of you that have tried the Steam Deck, you know how good it feels to play games on it.
