For next gen, Microsoft should just release just one low specs handheld akin to the Xbox Ally (non-X), plus an optional docking station with an equivalent of RTX 5060 and extra RAM inside. That's mobility+big screen raw muscle.

Bought a 2nd hand ROG Ally for 380. Played with it for half a year. Sold for 330. Not bad.

Shirokuro, a Japanese restaurant in NYC's East Village, where the interior mimics a hand-drawn black-and-white sketchbook,

OK. I've fixed the fridge that the clueless "electrician" failed to fix in a goddamn week. All it took was 20 bucks spent on Amazon plus less than 2 hours (including learning about fridges from scratch). VERY disappointed in "services" these days.

Wouldn't be surprised given where things are going. Next gen "Xbox" might be a certification sticker for a new category of PC with uniform specs.

Just lemme pick up mine already.

Haven't seen anything close to the elegance of the Metro UI to date.

The Xbox Ally X is a powerhouse. The Xbox Ally base model doesn't make much sense. Reviews: windowscentral.com/hardware/asus/… 👇

Tomorrow is the Xbox Ally pick up day.

As I said, the most sensible way for someone to get a first taste of Windows handhelds would be preowned Z1 Extreme ones from Facebook Marketplace.

Xbox Ally sold out at Best Buy on release day?

I think The Outer Worlds 2 has built-in graphic settings profile for Xbox Ally X? Lots of tweaking by default, and it runs exactly at 60 fps.

Buying 6 copies, the other five for my buddies who died before its release.

Affordable + run PS6 games + dockable = scientifically impossible. I just did a series of research on docked handhelds possibly matching Xbox Series X in graphics while not busting the $1000 cap by 2027/28. The outlook is extremely disappointing.

Philosophical question. If AI and robots can indeed create infinite wealth and hand it over to everyone for free, what incentive do you have in mind for companies that actually work to built and maintain servers/robot fleets?

Super glad I bought 64 gigs for just 100 from Facebook Marketplace before right before thus price hike. Replaced CPU+MB+RAM+GPU, together about just 900.

Don't get it why ppl always go for the lump sum. 85M a year is a shit ton of money. Spend 1M on everyday stuff and invest 84M. Rinse and repeat and 20 year later you get one hell of a portfolio.

Wondering how much people have made out of this glitch. Doesn't sound very efficient...

Tetris. Any game'd have turned incredibly boring when played this hard. The only solution is pick something that's boring but not uninteresting to begin with.

Try something not as elementary. A+B=60, A-B=40. (A+B)+(A-B)=60+40. i.e. 2A=100. So A=50. So-so B=10. A÷B=50÷10=5. This is like 4th grader level.