Qualcomm and Razer are reportedly working together on a brand new handheld gaming console device. According to the early slides, the console is advertised as a game streaming device among other things.
It includes support for Xbox Cloud Gaming, streaming from the local console and PC.
Major details about the new handheld from Razer and Qualcomm:
- 120Hz HDR OLED display
- Large 6000 mAh battery
- Snapdragon G3x processor
- 4th Gen Adreno GPU
- 5G network support
- USB-C and DisplayPort
- 1080p webcam
Expected performance
As for the performance gains over the last generation, Qualcomm estimate 30 per cent higher GPU performance and 25 per cent power saving from the new architecture.
Additionally, games with Vulkan support can run up to 60 per cent faster when compared to the last-gen device.
Since the image above represents a dev kit, some changes to the design are a safe bet. We have to say that we don't really like the curved design, which makes the display feel out of place on the device.
However, as we already mentioned, this is just a kit for developers and we don't have any doubts that Razer and Qualcomm will do a fine job design-wise.
The new handheld console is yet to be officially announced, so definitely take the details with a grain of salt.
You can check out the promo slides in the VideoCardz report.
























