Recently, One-Netbook took to Weibo to show off the appearance of their upcoming ultraportable computer. The biggest highlight is that this is the world’s first handheld gaming laptop with 5G support.
The OneGX is almost similar to the one of the Alienware Area-51m. As the heat dissipation port and other ports like the charging port, USB ports are placed at the back of the laptop, according to the renders released by officials. The previously released poster also showed that OneGX can be equipped with some controls similar to the Nintendo Switch design.
The specs of the OneGX are impressive. It measures around 7 inches. This ultraportable computer also supports a touchscreen, but without a touchpad, it has a pointing stick design like the Nintendo Switch.
It is powered by the 11th-generation Core Tiger Lake processor, which has not yet been announced. Also, the integrated graphics will be upgraded to Xe, which will improve over the current 11th-generation integrated graphics. This handheld game book integrates a 5G baseband, so you will be able to use 5G connectivity, too. This ultra-portable PC is equipped with an M.2 2280 NVMe slot, which allows you to insert SSD up to 2TB. Some other specs are still unclear. The OneGX weighs around 600g.
Based on some leaks, the OneGX 1 generation began collecting the first batch of internal beta users globally. Registration will close on April 29, and the first batch of internal beta lists will be announced on May 1.
The OneGX is expected to launch this year and be available in 4G, 5G, and Wi-Fi versions.