Whenever a new Windows-based portable platform is announced, the first thing I ponder is how well it will perform in terms of emulation – which probably makes me a little odd, given that the promotional materials for these products almost never seem to mention that aspect.
Well, here we go again, because OneXPlayer is pushing its "2-in-1" portable PC, the Super X, and all I can think of is how good PS3 and Xbox 360 emulation is likely to be on this thing.
Powered by AMD's Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor (well, in its highest spec offering, at least), complete with an integrated Radeon 8060s GPU, the Super X can effortlessly switch between tablet and tabletop mode. It's got a 14" 2.8K OLED screen and even comes with a clip-on keyboard.
The company is even offering an optional "liquid-cooled" version of the device, capable of sustaining a staggering 120W TDP performance output. Gulp.
The catch? Well, you've probably already clocked it by now. The Super X isn't going to come cheap; the lowest version (AI MAX 385, 32GB RAM) costs $1,899), while the top spec model (AI MAX+ 395, 128GB RAM, liquid cooling) is a whopping $2,759.
The crowdfunding campaign kicks off on December 11th at 8:30 PM Beijing Time.