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Here's how the new Xbox Ally compares to Steam Deck
Handheld It turns out that the Xbox Ally is rather comparable to the Steam Deck. Here's how these two gaming handhelds match up against each other.
The Xbox Ally needs to compete with the Steam Deck on price
Handhelds Now we've had the big reveal of the first Xbox handheld experience and the spec sheet to go with it, one thing stands out that means it has to be affordable.
Xbox Ally gaming handheld: Everything we know so far
Xbox Codenamed Kennan, the Xbox Ally is Xbox's first OEM partner handheld, but what exactly is this shiny new device going to be like? We have some details.
Xbox Ally X is better than ROG Ally X handheld in many ways
Handheld With the new Xbox Ally X on the horizon, I took a moment to compare it against the ROG Ally X. It offers some major improvements that you're going to want to know about.
Here's how the new Xbox ROG Ally compares to the original handheld
Handheld Now that the Xbox ROG Ally has been revealed, here's how this gaming handheld compares to the original ROG Ally gaming device.
Revealed: Microsoft and ASUS debut "Xbox Ally" gaming handhelds
Xbox Powered by AMDs Z2E and Z2A, the two handhelds promise boosted battery life, and a much-improved Windows gaming experience, exclusive to these devices (for now).
Console UX on a Windows PC gaming handheld? 'Winhanced' wants to beat Microsoft and Xbox to the punch.
PC Gaming Winhanced might not yet be ready for the prime time, but if you're an enthusiast, the community-led project is aiming to beat Xbox to the UX punch on Windows 11.
Microsoft was right to park the Xbox handheld for Kennan and Windows 11 PC gaming
Xbox SteamOS has presented Windows with its first credible challenge in decades, and Microsoft needs to rise to the occasion.
EXCLUSIVE: Xbox's handheld has been side-lined, but the Xbox Series X "2" is safe
Xbox Xbox's handheld ambitions continue unabated, but the focus is shifting towards improving Windows 11 for third-party handhelds — for now. The Xbox Series X successor is totally safe, with development continuing at full pace.
