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With the Xbox-branded ROG Ally X at $999, the ROG Ally X20 OLED refresh, and Steam Deck OLED rising to $949 — here's a 2026 spec sheet, value verdict, and which handheld fits which player.

Biwin’s CL100 Mini takes NVMe storage beyond the usual M.2 stick, offering a tiny removable SSD format aimed at handheld PCs, mini systems, and portable workflows.

The latest PSP3 leaks have the console down as a heavy hitter, with 24GB of RAM and PSSR 3.0 supporting 14 TFLOPS and 1080p.

Acer’s 7-inch Predator Atlas 7 trims the Windows handheld formula down, but its biggest talking point is still the battery: up to 80Wh in a more compact frame.

Acer previews the Project DualPlay Mini concept at IFA 2026, featuring an 8-inch flip-and-swivel display and hidden backlit keyboard.

ASUS is treating the ROG Xbox Ally X20 as more than a collector’s shell, with OLED, control tweaks, and a high-end Windows handheld spec sheet leading the update.

Corsair’s MP700 Micro shows why tiny high-capacity SSDs are becoming more important for compact gaming handhelds, mini PCs, and upgrade-friendly laptops.

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게이밍 핸드헬드 기기를 고려하는 게이머라면 스팀 덱 이후 쏟아지는 수많은 제품 사이에서 무엇을 골라야 할지 고민이 깊었을 겁니다. 그동안 시장은 AMD 라이젠 Z 시리즈가 사실상 독점하다시피 했죠. 그런데 2026년 5월, 인텔이 Arc G3 프로세서를 내놓으며 이 판을 정면으로

The RootBoard is a handheld computer kit with a 3.5 inch color display, a 70-key thumb keyboard complete with function keys, and a built-in speaker plus what looks like a decent set of ports for such a small computer. RootBoard designer Dian Lieu is running a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for the device with reward levels starting as low as $115. But you'll need to supply your own battery, microSD card, and... computer. That's because the kit doesn't have a built-in CPU, memory, or storage. Instead it's designed to work with a Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero W, or Zero 2 W.

Waveshare's new PocketTerm35 is a handheld computer with a 3.5 inch, 640 x 480 pixel touchscreen IPS display, a 67-key keyboard for thumb typing, dedicated buttons for gaming, and a stereo speaker. Designed to use a Raspberry Pi for brains, the system also has four USB Type-A ports, Gigabit Ethernet, a microSD card reader, headphone jack, and support for Raspberry Pi OS and other Linux-based operating systems.

More than a year after launching a crowdfunding campaign for a pair of Raspberry Pi-powered handheld computers, the folks at Soulsircuit have announced a major change... and backers aren't particularly pleased. The Pilet 5 and Pilet 7 handhelds were originally positioned as handheld computer that would use a credit card-sized Raspberry Pi 5 Model B computer for brains. But this week Soulscircuit announced that the version that eventually ships to backers will be designed for a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 instead.

Nearly two decades after the rise and fall of the UMPC category, handheld computers with x86 processors are having a moment. But most modern handhelds that fit that description are made for PC gaming. The Hyperstrix OmniOne Pocket PC is something different. This handheld computer doesn't have game controllers or high-performance graphics. Instead it's positioned as more of a productivity or general purpose handheld computer.

Developer Kevin Bates has been making Arduboy handheld game consoles for more than a decade, bringing together Arduino hardware and support for 8-bit homebrew games into portable, programmable devices. The latest is the newly announced Arduboy FX-C, which brings some modern features like a USB-C port and some retro features... like support for playing multiplayer games by connecting two units with a USB cable.