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In abstract:
- PCWorld studies on two new gaming handhelds unveiled at Computex 2026: the MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ and Asus ROG Xbox Ally X20.
- The MSI Claw options Intel’s new Arc G3 Excessive chipset, whereas the Asus ROG Ally X20 contains an OLED show that the Claw lacks.
- These gadgets characterize important advances in transportable PC gaming with distinct specs concentrating on completely different person preferences and efficiency wants.
This yr we noticed a slew of cool new PC {hardware} unveiled at Computex 2026, however for my cash probably the most thrilling bulletins have been the debut of recent gaming PC handhelds from Asus and MSI.
I’m speaking, after all, in regards to the MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ and the Asus ROG Xbox Ally X20. They give the impression of being comparable, however they’ve some key variations underneath the hood you’ll wish to learn about before you purchase one.
That’s why PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray met up with Russ from Retro Sport Corps to talk about all the things they realized and noticed about these two gaming devices at Computex.
I discovered their pleasant banter actually useful as a result of proper now Asus and MSI haven’t made it simple to trace down all of the specs and different key particulars about their new {hardware}, so having them run by way of the highlights obtained me up to the mark means sooner than skimming by way of all of the articles out of Computex. I realized that the ROG Ally has an OLED show, whereas the MSI doesn’t. Then again, the MSI will ship with the brand-new Intel Arc G3 Excessive chipset.
Talking of, you may also catch Adam chatting with Intel vet Tom Petersen in regards to the G3 Excessive and its influence on handheld gaming whereas he was on the bottom at Computex in Taiwan. For extra hands-on insights into the most recent and best PC {hardware}, be certain to subscribe to PCWorld on YouTube and take a look at our weekly podcast The Full Nerd!