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ROG Xbox Ally Handhelds Get Oct. Release Date

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Microsoft and Asus’ new Xbox Ally handhelds launch on October 16th

Microsoft and Asus are putting a date on their new Xbox Ally handhelds: October 16th.

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Xbox ROG Ally and Ally X Handheld Release Date Set for October

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The ROG Xbox Ally handhelds now have a release date, but no official price

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We know when the ROG Xbox Ally X will hit store shelves, but the price tag is still a mystery

Hitting store shelves on October 16, we are still completely in the dark as to when we can preorder the latest handheld or if we will even be able to afford one.

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ROG Xbox Ally: Specs, Price Leaks and How It Compares to Steam Deck

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The Xbox Rog Ally release date has been revealed, and you can pre-order it soon

Microsoft first announced the ROG Xbox Ally at its annual Xbox Games Showcase in June, where it showed off the entry-level ROG Xbox Ally and the more premium ROG Xbox Ally X, developed in partnership with Asus. Now, the gaming giant has announced at ...

Microsoft's impressive Advanced Shader Delivery tech can speed up game launch times by 85%0 0

Microsoft is working on Advanced Shader Delivery, a way to reduce launch times in games when they are first opened.

Tried out Xbox Ally: It just feels right

Thanks to the controller grips, the Xbox Ally sits comfortably in the hand. Microsoft has also worked on comfort on the software side.

Microsoft and Asus’ answers to SteamOS and the Steam Deck launch on October 16

Asus and Microsoft will be launching their ROG Xbox Ally series of handheld gaming PCs starting October 16, according to an Asus announcement that went out today.

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Microsoft Still Can't Say How Much the ROG Xbox Ally X Will Cost Due to "Macro-Economic" Conditions, Despite Announcing Release Date and Availability Details

Speaking to IGN today at Gamescom, Microsoft and Asus said the companies still needed "more time to figure out the macro-economic impact to pricing". The statement comes amid a backdrop of frequently shifting market conditions, fuelled by ever-changing US tariffs.