One-Netbook has released the OneXPlayer X1 Pro, a refreshed gaming handheld that replaces its previous AMD processor with the newer Ryzen AI 9 HX 470. The vendor updated the device to utilize the Gorgon Point platform while maintaining several core components from the prior model.
Updated handheld features Gorgon Point platform and retains core hardware
The new hardware features a 10.95-inch display and retains the 65 Wh battery found in earlier versions. One-Netbook equips the system with 32 GB of RAM and offers storage options of either 1 TB or 2 TB. The device also preserves OCuLink connectivity for external expansion.
One-Netbook lists the starting price at $1,799 USD (about $1,799), which includes a keyboard accessory. Pre-orders are scheduled to ship globally on June 1.
The company previously sold this handheld with Intel Arrow Lake and AMD Strix Point APUs before switching to the current configuration.
It remains unclear whether the new device can fully utilize its approximately 7% faster Radeon 890M integrated graphics processor compared to the previous generation.
Source: NotebookCheck
