Microsoft isn’t launching its Xbox handheld this year, but Asus might be
I understand the Xbox work that has hit the headlines this week is actually called Project Kennan, not Keenan. I’m told that Kennan is the codename for a handheld that is being manufactured by Asus, and it’s part of a larger effort from Microsoft to unify Windows and Xbox towards a universal library of Xbox and PC games.
I think Asus could be the perfect partner for an Xbox handheld – but I have questions
From a purely logical standpoint, Asus as a hardware partner makes a lot of sense given it already has the ROG Ally, which is a fairly robust Windows 11 handheld PC that can run games in the Xbox Game Pass PC catalog both natively and via cloud-powered streaming.
A flurry of new details about Microsoft's Xbox handheld have emerged. Leaks have revealed the OEM, the target price, and more ...
Microsoft is teaming up with ASUS to develop an Xbox-branded gaming handheld with a price point between $499 and $599.
In that report, it was mentioned that Xbox's 2025 handheld is being made by ASUS (known for the ROG Ally series of handhelds) ...
An Xbox flavoured device could save the handheld PC scene.
Microsoft is reportedly developing an Xbox-branded gaming handheld, codenamed "Keenan," in partnership with a PC gaming OEM.
To be worthy of the Xbox brand, Microsoft needs to design a front-end that is built from the ground up for handheld use case.
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