Aokzoe A1X Ready to Challenge Handheld Gaming Giants
Aokzoe, the leader in handheld gaming, is ready to unleash their latest contender: the A1X. With a bit of a delay, it seems the A1X is now ready for the challenge, head-on targeting giants like the Asus ROG Ally X and other bulky handheld PCs.
Power and Performance on the Go
What's hiding under the bonnet of this new Aokzoe model? The A1X has some serious intellect behind it courtesy of the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor. This is a chip which is designed to deliver industry-leading performance in something that's fantastically portable, and Aokzoe is going all in on this. But power in itself isn't everything; it's about the package.
Aokzoe A1X: Overall Package Highlights
Below is a summary of what Aokzoe A1X is delivering in terms of an overall package:
- Vibrant 120Hz Screen: An 8-inch landscape display with super-smooth 120Hz refresh rate and support for VRR (Variable Refresh Rate). Get ready for crystal-clear visuals and silky-smooth motion.
- Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 APU: The heart of the beast, with powerful gaming performance in an ultra-portable package.
- Super-Fast Memory and Storage: LPDDR5X-7500 RAM and speedy PCIe 4.0 SSD for blazing-fast loading and seamless multitasking.
- Big Battery for Extended Sessions: A huge 72.7 Wh battery to have you gaming on the go for longer.
- GPU Ready: OCuLink and two USB4 ports enable you to plug in an external GPU for even greater graphical firepower when at your station.
Intelligent Battery Features for Gamers
Aokzoe is also thinking about battery life. The A1X will support passthrough charging, which is great for gaming plugged in since it doesn't draw so much of a charge from the battery. And to boot, you'll even be able to set the maximum charge level all the way down to 50%, a potential boost in overall battery life – a smart decision for serious gamers.
Is Aokzoe Targeting Battery Life Supremacy?
With the strong Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor and large battery, there is word that the Aokzoe A1X could last longer than the competition, like the ROG Ally X, in terms of battery life. If that were the case, that would be a huge selling feature for gamers who would love to play games for hours without having to constantly have to reach for a charger.
The Waiting Game for Price
The actual question mark at present, however, is the price. Aokzoe intends to release the A1X via Kickstarter, and while a preview page does indeed exist, details regarding the actual price tag are unknown at the present time. Handheld-starved gamers eagerly anticipating release will be suspended in mid-air, waiting to discover that much-coveted price. Will it be competitive in sufficient manners to actually steal business away from dominant players in the handheld market? Only time will tell
