Intel’s new Core Ultra 7 processor 155H is featured in another gaming handheld as OneXPlayer announces its next 3-in-1 device. The OneXPlayer X1 can be used as a tablet, a portable PC with a detachable keyboard, and as a gaming handheld via its removable controllers. The X1 marks the 2nd portable device announced in less than a week to be powered by the Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 155H following MSI’s CLAW gaming handheld.
This 3-in-1 device also includes an OCulink connector allowing it to use external devices such as a graphics card or other PC hardware. This could come in quite handy for users wanting to fully utilize its 10.95″ 2K 120Hz display since its impressive-looking 16-core/22-threaded processor, which while capable of up to 4.8 GHz, and featuring Intel Arc graphics, would likely have a harder time with such a resolution and refresh rate for modern games.
Oculink and OneXPGU
OneXPlayer has shown the X1 connected to its OneXGPU, using Oculink, which houses a Radeon RTX 7600M XT GPU. Testing was done with Cyberpunk 2077 at a resolution of 1920×1200 using medium-quality settings. The gameplay does look very detailed on its display with smooth-looking FPS rendering.
OneXPlayer X1 Features:
“Intel Core Ultra, with advanced Intel 4nm technology, integrates efficient Low Power E-cores, a next-gen ARC GPU for doubled performance per watt, and a new independent NPU AI acceleration engine.”
- 10.95’’ 2.5K LTPS 120 Hz display
- Detachable magnetic keyboard
- Removable controllers
- USB 4
- OCulink interface
- Intel Core Ultra 7 16c/22t processor 155H up to 4.8 GHz featuring Intel Arc 8 Xe Graphics
- LPDDR5X-7500 memory
- Facial recognition and fingerprint unlock options
- Windows 11
The OneXPlayer X1 is currently in the crowdfunding stage but, according to VideoCardz, it is planned to launch on January 16. Pricing has not been revealed and there may be package options regarding its peripheral devices.