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Microsoft's ambitious plans for an Xbox-branded handheld console have reportedly been delayed as the company shifts focus toward optimizing Windows 11 for gaming and strengthening its partnership...
Microsoft has reportedly paused development of its rumored Xbox handheld console, shifting focus instead to optimizing Windows 11 for portable gaming devices. This strategic pivot comes as the...
Microsoft is making bold moves in the gaming industry, signaling a strategic shift toward handheld gaming and deeper Windows 11 integration. Recent leaks and collaborations with hardware partners...
MSI has recently unveiled the Claw A8, a handheld gaming console that marks a significant shift in the company's approach to portable gaming devices. Departing from its previous Intel-based models,...
In a significant development in the gaming industry, Microsoft and ASUS have unveiled 'Project Kennan,' a collaborative effort to introduce a next-generation handheld gaming device. This partnership...
Microsoft is reportedly collaborating with ASUS to develop a dedicated Xbox gaming handheld device, codenamed "Project Kennan." This initiative aims to bring the immersive Xbox gaming experience to...
Introduction Microsoft is poised to revolutionize the gaming landscape by 2027, aiming to create a seamless bridge between PC, console, and cloud gaming. This ambitious strategy reflects the...
The handheld gaming market is experiencing a renaissance, and Zotac's surprise entry with the Zone Windows 11 handheld has sent ripples through an arena once dominated by Valve's Steam Deck....
The portable gaming landscape, once a quiet niche dominated by Nintendo's Switch, has erupted into a fierce battleground where Windows-powered devices are rewriting the rules of on-the-go play. Enter...
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