The new Onexplayer Mini Gaming Laptop PC comes with a fast Intel Alder Lake processor in a sleek chassis. The portable powerhouse also packs a 1TB SSD into its compact chassis, but that will set you back more than twice as much as the top-end Steam Deck.
latest laptop gaming computer by Onexplayer is equipped with an Intel Core i7-1260P, a gaming processor with four high-performance cores and eight efficient cores. Also, the clock speed of the mobile chip can go up to 4.70 GHz, which is more like a gaming laptop than what you get in a handheld device.
The Onexplayer Mini Pro’s RAM configuration is also to be commended, as the machine uses a 16GB 5200MHz dual-channel LPDDR5 configuration. In terms of storage, your 1TB drive should hold some of your Steam library, but the fact that it’s an M.2 2280 module means you could theoretically replace it with one of the best gaming SSDs around.
There is no denying that Onexplayer Mini Pro is a high-end portable solution and is not really designed for the Steam Deck. Features like the original Alps esports joysticks are aimed at enthusiasts rather than gamers looking for a solid experience on the go. However, its size will appeal to Switch owners looking to upgrade PC hardware, as it looks more like a handheld console than other portable tablets.
The gaming laptop scene may be booming, with several companies looking to grab a piece of the portable pie. However, industry forces are poised to take a different route to market, as Logitech and Tencent have announced plans for a cloud-based handheld that can compete with the Steam Deck. Whether such a device will grab everyone’s attention remains to be seen, but for now competitors like the Onexplayer Mini firmly hold the crown of mobile performance.
If you want to take a look at the new Onexplayer Mini Pro, you can find more information on the company’s showcase, including specifications and pre-order information.
Source : PC Gamesn
