There are a large number of platforms on which we can enjoy our favorite games, but the one from which many did not expect much has managed to become the center of interest of many players and large companies, a type of design that, until recently, was only relevant. with Nintendo products. In this case we are talking about portable consoles, hardware that many brands have tried to implement in their own way but only one has managed to maintain a format of this type successfully, although now a large number of companies have joined. in this way, like Tencent with his 3D One.
We can often wonder how to play our favorite titles anywhere, and it is clear that there are two solutions, cloud gaming or portable consoles. The former has lost a lot of relevance since subscription prices have changed (and more), while the latter is experiencing a pretty big boom, forcing users and businesses to focus on finding the best to compete directly with. some like the Steam Deck or the ROG Ally.
A new generation portable console, with fairly reduced portability
Lately we see many companies joining the trend of portable consoles, as these devices have managed to gain a very high reputation among gamers thanks to the ease they have to allow them to play anything. But the problem is that brands must look to add something that allows them to differentiate their device from others, and in this case, Tencent decided to make the biggest difference that your console portable It's the fact that it seems less portable than other models that were already quite large on average.
The console's biggest problem is also its biggest advantage, namely that the screen of 11 inches which it incorporates into a resolution 2.5Kaccompanied by a refresh rate of 120 Hz, surpassing in terms of quality others that can be found on the market. Although this device is designed to be a portable console, it feels much more like a high-end tablet that you can add controls to the sides to try to be able to take it anywhere, but holding it that way can be quite uncomfortable, not to mention the weight it can have.
On the other hand, the hardware it integrates is not bad at all, but it is also not the best that we can find since it uses an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V processor, which has a configuration of 4 P-Cores (Lion Cove) as well as with 4 E-Cores (Skymont). The rest of the specifications are quite high, as it ultimately has 32 GB of LPDDR5X-8533 RAM, as well as 1 TB of high-speed storage, while the iGPU is supposed to be one of the best that Intel has launched, a 140V Arc with 8 Xe2 cores.
