The ONEXPLAYER is another Windows handheld styled on the Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite. The device has an Intel Tiger Lake processors, Iris Xe iGPUs and a 2,560 x 1,600 IPS display. One-netbook will bring the ONEXPLAYER to Indiegogo next week for US$1,059 with a hefty discount for early backers.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/ONEXPLAYER-to-go-live-on-Indiegogo-next-week-with-Intel-Tiger-Lake-processors-as-a-GPD-Win-3-and-AYA-NEO-alternative.537763.0.html
2,560 x 1,600 -- these guys don't know what they are doing, pass
2560x1600, finally someone knows what the hell they are doing when making a portable. You can always go lower on high res but you can't create extra resolution out of thin air.
Can someone give a side by side comparison with aha neo
Quote from: mistawankas on May 08, 2021, 19:12:38
2560x1600, finally someone knows what the hell they are doing when making a portable. You can always go lower on high res but you can't create extra resolution out of thin air.
This.
Especially with integer scaling and 2560x1600 being double of 1280x800, I.e. very sharp and easy to downscale
What is up with that ridiculous resolution? Good luck trying to run minesweeper on that thing.
There is a reason GPD, switch uses only 720p. One can and should go for big brands like Microsoft, Samsung, etc. that panders to the general market with big numbers if you want an overpriced s*** with features and specs that won't help in gaming one bit with measly specs.
If it's running at 60hz I'll pass.