Asus is gearing up to introduce the next iteration of its ROG Ally handheld gaming PC, aiming for a release later in the year. In an interview, Asus India’s Vice President of Consumer and Gaming PCs, Arnold Su, hinted at the company’s intentions to maintain the device’s Windows capabilities while honing its gaming performance.
Upcoming Release and Market Reception
Su emphasized the likelihood of the forthcoming launch, focusing on enhancing the gaming experience for users. He also highlighted the initial model’s impressive reception in India, where sales reached 70,000 to 80,000 units, surpassing adoption rates in nations with more mature gaming PC sectors.
ROG Ally’s Competitive Edge
The original ROG Ally, which hit the market in 2023 with a $699 price tag, stands out from its competitors like the Steam Deck by offering more robust specifications. It operates on Windows 11, supporting a range of services and features tailored to gamers, including Game Pass and various launcher compatibility.
Further information on the specifications and capabilities of the Asus ROG Ally can be found in a detailed guide about the device’s original launch.
