ASUS Announces ROG Console X at BiliBiliWorld 2024
TapTechNews on July 7th reported that ASUS has officially announced to participate in the BiliBiliWorld 2024 event and will hold the ROG new product launch conference on July 13th, bringing the ASUS ROG hand-held console X.
TapTechNews previously reported that the ASUS ROG hand-held console X has been unveiled this June, equipped with an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor, with the battery capacity doubling to 80Wh, the memory capacity upgrading to 24GB, and the solid-state drive slot changing to the M.2 2280 specification, with a price of $799 (TapTechNews note: currently about 5818 RMB).
The highlight information of the ASUS ROG hand-held console X is as follows:
The ROG hand-held console X has doubled the battery capacity from the previous generation's 40Wh to 80Wh compared to the first-generation hand-held console; the original hard drive capacity has been upgraded from 512GB to 1TB, and the hard drive slot has been changed from M.2 2230 to 2280; the memory has been upgraded to 24GB LPDDR5X-7500 memory.
The new hand-held console also adopts a new joystick module, with the service life upgraded from 2 million times to 5 million times, and the feel of the spring is tightened, adopting an easy-to-replace design; the new D-Pad cross-key design improves the feedback clarity.
The XGMobile graphics card expansion dock interface on the top of the hand-held console has been replaced by two Type-C interfaces, one of which supports USB4 and the other is of the USB3.2 Gen2 specification, and both support PD3.0 charging and DP1.4 display output functions.
In terms of heat dissipation, the ASUS ROG hand-held console X adopts the upgraded 'zero gravity heat dissipation system', providing a 9-30W heat dissipation capacity, and the air volume increases while the fan size is reduced.
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