Xbox eyes handheld market as Microsoft explores portable gaming device
Microsoft’s gaming chief, Phil Spencer, has confirmed that the company is exploring the possibility of developing a handheld device for the Xbox platform. Speaking to Bloomberg, Spencer shared that prototypes are being tested and market analysis is underway, though a release is likely years away.
Xbox Is Working On A Gaming Handheld But It's Still A Few Years Out
Rumors have been flying all year that Xbox is working on a PC gaming handheld. On Wednesday, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer confirmed that plans are underway, though it sounds like an actual portable device is still a few years out.
The OneXFly F1Pro is set to deliver big performance boosts in gaming handhelds, thanks to the addition of AMD's Strix Point ...
The AYANEO 3 is an upcoming handheld gaming PC with a 7 inch display, a familiar-but-updated design, and a choice of ...
As spotted by Videocardz, the new handheld has two distinct models, one housing the Ryzen 7 8840U spotted in the current ...
If you love gaming on the go, the Asus ROG Ally is a solid alternative to Valve’s Steam Deck, especially now that it’s $150 ...
That being said, this is a massive win for the Xbox community and fans who have long awaited Microsoft's move regarding a ...
If you want the best portable PC-gaming experience available, the Asus ROG Ally X is worth the extra money. The LCD version of the Steam Deck isn’t the most powerful PC-based gaming ...
The new OneXPlayer F1 Pro takes on the Steam Deck by using the latest AMD Ryzen Strix Point chips, and these benchmarks look ...
Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer says the Xbox handheld is still being prototyped and its years away from release.
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