The selling point of Asustek's first game handheld ROG Ally is fully exposed: customized AMD Ruilong Z1 chip, running Win11, weighing 608g
CTOnews.com April 19 news, Asustek's first game handset ROG Ally has been confirmed to be released for the global market, is expected to be officially unveiled this quarter, using "customized" APU.
According to the PPT released by whistleblower @ HXL, the main selling points of the game handheld have all been exposed, equipped with the AMD Ruilong Z1 series chip. according to previous certification information, this chip will be a customized version of the AMD R7 7840U, equipped with Radeon 780m GPU.
In addition, the handset runs Microsoft Windows 11, that is, it can support multiple platforms such as Steam, Epic, Xbox Store, etc., with a 7-inch 1920-1080 120Hz high-brush screen, 500N brightness and 7ms delay.
PPT also shows that the Asustek ROG Ally handset weighs 608g and is equipped with dual fan cooling, 16GB LPDDR5 memory + 512GB PCIe 4.0SSD, scalable storage via MicroSD card, and support for Dolby panoramic sound.
The whistleblower SnoopyTech also released a picture of the protection package claimed to be the handset of the ROG Ally, which is designed in black and printed with ROG color Logo,CTOnews.com will continue to follow the follow-up release news.
