MSI has taken to Instagram to show off some of the gaming products that it will be showing off at this year’s CES show, which officially begins next week on Tuesday, January 9 in Las Vegas.
The first (and, perhaps, more surprising) teaser that MSI uploaded today is one for a new gaming handheld, one that has presumably been designed to go head to head with some of the more popular options that are already on today’s market, such Valve’s Steam Deck and ASUS’ ROG Ally devices.
Here’s a copy of the post and a few screenshots, which seem to confirm that the device will feature RGB lighting around the thumbsticks, a black design with red accents, “True Gaming” branding, and, of course, MSI’s dragon shield logo:
“OLED with Oculink support and 90+ hz VRR and a solid sd card reader without it being a tablet with an afterthought controller (Lenovo looking at you) and they will take the cake fr fr,” replied one prospective customer.
“I’m now thinking of holding off on buying the Rog ally z1 extreme. Good thing I can keep my msi set up xD,” said another.
And while its specifications are unknown, there are signs that Intel might be powering the device, possibly with Meteor Lake:
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— Intel Gaming (@IntelGaming) January 4, 2024
Another product that MSI teased include what could very well be the MPG 321URX, a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED monitor with 240 Hz refresh rate that MSI announced in November, but with additional details reserved for CES 2024:
“Our new QD-OLED flat displays significantly enhance the visuals performance for AAA games, especially those of the FPS genre. All products come with MSI OLED Care 2.0, featuring the latest fan-less design to extend the lifespan of OLED panels. These models also come with a variety of features such as MSI Gaming Intelligence, 90W Type-C PD connectivity, and MSI Console Mode,” MSI said.
“Both models are expected to launch on 1/6,” the company added.