Asus officially presented a new console: the ROG Ally X. It will not be a 2.0 version of the first ROG Ally, but an evolution. If Asus has not yet officially shown the beast, we already know a lot about it.
Released last year, the Asus ROG Ally is a portable PC that adopts the console format, thus imitating Valve’s Steam Deck. Building on its success, the Taiwanese manufacturer has teased a brand new model: the ROG Ally
This new console is not a version 2 of the machine, but an improvement of the first. The goal here is to correct its defects, particularly in terms of autonomy that we are promised 30% to 40% better. It wouldn’t be luxury! No visuals for the moment, since the ROG Ally X will be revealed in its entirety on June 2, at Computex in Taipei.
A ROG Ally X which could differ from the first on one particular point
The new ROG Ally It should also benefit from brand new joysticks, more resistant and easily repairable, as well as 1 TB SSD storage to store even more games. The Armory Crate SE software should be entitled to a 1.5 update with a clearer and faster interface.
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Last important point, and this is what will differentiate it from the ROG Ally 1 among consumers: she would be black. In any case, this is what the Asus teaser suggests. Fans have indeed spotted the terminal with a beautiful jet color in a photo published by the manufacturer on Twitter.
This ROG Ally the final version of the console, above all intended for those who have not yet given in. We will still have to wait a little before a second iteration and a possible OLED panel. In any case, we will be there for the announcement on June 2.
