One-Notebook, a company rapidly establishing itself within the portable gaming sector, has officially announced the release date for its latest device: the OneXPlayer X1.
Scheduled to launch on January 16, the OneXPlayer X1 enters an increasingly competitive landscape, joining formidable rivals such as the AYANEO Air Pro, ASUS ROG Ally, and Lenovo Legion Go.
The OneXPlayer X1 distinguishes itself as a true 3-in-1 device, functioning not only as a handheld gaming console but also converting seamlessly into a laptop and tablet.
This versatile approach is underpinned by formidable hardware: the device features the advanced Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor.
Utilizing Intel’s 4nm process technology, the Core Ultra 7 155H processor integrates efficient low-power E-cores, a next-generation ARC GPU engineered for doubled performance per watt compared to prior generations, and an independent NPU for AI acceleration.
One-Notebook notes that this cutting-edge architecture is designed to deliver both high efficiency and robust gaming power in portable form. "Intel Core Ultra leverages innovative technology to provide robust multitasking, powered graphics, and AI capabilities, ensuring the OneXPlayer X1 stands out in portable gaming," stated a One-Notebook spokesperson in an official announcement.
The inclusion of the next-gen ARC GPU and AI acceleration reflects One-Notebook’s commitment to leading-edge technological integration. The OneXPlayer X1 also features a striking 10.95-inch 2.5K LTPS display, setting it apart from many competing gaming handhelds.
This large, high-resolution screen should deliver vivid visuals, enhancing gameplay and productivity experiences whether docked as a laptop or used as a dedicated gaming console.
While hands-on impressions regarding ergonomics and comfort are yet to emerge, the screen size positions the OneXPlayer X1 as a compelling option for those seeking both power and portability. Prospective buyers can currently access a launch discount by participating in One-Notebook’s Indiegogo campaign, further incentivizing early adoption.
The company aims to carve out a place among the most sought-after portable gaming devices, offering an experience that is flexible, powerful, and on par with current industry leaders such as the Nintendo Switch. As gaming hardware continues to evolve, devices like the OneXPlayer X1 exemplify how hybrid functionality, premium displays, and high-performance processors are shaping the future of portable entertainment.
Stay tuned for further updates and a full review following the January 16 release.
Scheduled to launch on January 16, the OneXPlayer X1 enters an increasingly competitive landscape, joining formidable rivals such as the AYANEO Air Pro, ASUS ROG Ally, and Lenovo Legion Go.
The OneXPlayer X1 distinguishes itself as a true 3-in-1 device, functioning not only as a handheld gaming console but also converting seamlessly into a laptop and tablet.
This versatile approach is underpinned by formidable hardware: the device features the advanced Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor.
Utilizing Intel’s 4nm process technology, the Core Ultra 7 155H processor integrates efficient low-power E-cores, a next-generation ARC GPU engineered for doubled performance per watt compared to prior generations, and an independent NPU for AI acceleration.
One-Notebook notes that this cutting-edge architecture is designed to deliver both high efficiency and robust gaming power in portable form. "Intel Core Ultra leverages innovative technology to provide robust multitasking, powered graphics, and AI capabilities, ensuring the OneXPlayer X1 stands out in portable gaming," stated a One-Notebook spokesperson in an official announcement.
The inclusion of the next-gen ARC GPU and AI acceleration reflects One-Notebook’s commitment to leading-edge technological integration. The OneXPlayer X1 also features a striking 10.95-inch 2.5K LTPS display, setting it apart from many competing gaming handhelds.
This large, high-resolution screen should deliver vivid visuals, enhancing gameplay and productivity experiences whether docked as a laptop or used as a dedicated gaming console.
While hands-on impressions regarding ergonomics and comfort are yet to emerge, the screen size positions the OneXPlayer X1 as a compelling option for those seeking both power and portability. Prospective buyers can currently access a launch discount by participating in One-Notebook’s Indiegogo campaign, further incentivizing early adoption.
The company aims to carve out a place among the most sought-after portable gaming devices, offering an experience that is flexible, powerful, and on par with current industry leaders such as the Nintendo Switch. As gaming hardware continues to evolve, devices like the OneXPlayer X1 exemplify how hybrid functionality, premium displays, and high-performance processors are shaping the future of portable entertainment.
Stay tuned for further updates and a full review following the January 16 release.
