Computex highlights: ROG's Ally handheld, Acer's stereoscopic 3D displays, Spider-Man themed GPU


Computex, one of the world's largest technology trade shows, kicked off today and runs through June 2. — Photos: CHRISTOPHER FAM/The Star

TAIPEI: Asus Republic of Gamers (ROG) gave Computex attendees first-hand access to the upcoming Ally handheld (due for a Malaysian launch sometime in July), along with peripherals like the Raikiri Pro controller and a charging dock with HDMI output.

While ROG touts the handheld as having twice the performance of the competing Valve Steam Deck, its booth focused more on the design process of the Ally, with a section showing off prototype designs.

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