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MSI Claw Handheld PC Releases This Week At Newegg
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As announced during CES earlier this year, a new competitor will soon enter the handheld Windows gaming PC ring, the MSI Claw. The MSI Claw runs on an Intel Arc graphics chip and Intel Core Ultra CPU, making it the first Windows gaming handheld from a major company with Intel-based hardware. Similar handhelds, like the Windows-based ROG Ally and Legion Go or the Linux-based Steam Deck, all run on AMD chips.
The MSI Claw starts at $700 and is available for preorder now at multiple online retailers, including Best Buy and Newegg. Depending on where you order, you could get your claws on the Claw later this week.
Each model also features Hall Effect joysticks and trigger buttons, a circular D-pad, and eight face buttons. According to MSI, the 53Wh battery lasts for roughly two hours when playing the most intensive games. If you've used a handheld PC, you'll know that battery life varies greatly depending on the game. The Claw features a Thunderbolt 4 USB charging port for fast charging, and you could extend the battery life with a strong enough portable power bank. You can also expand the device's storage space with the included microSD card slot.
We're eager to see how the MSI Claw's Intel-based hardware will compare to its competitors. The handheld gaming PC market is getting crowded, but these new devices are popular for a reason. Playing the latest PC games on the go is a game-changer--plus the portable nature of these devices, in our experience, makes it a lot more likely you'll actually work through the batch of games you bought in the latest PC game sales.
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As announced during CES earlier this year, a new competitor will soon enter the handheld Windows gaming PC ring, the MSI Claw. The MSI Claw runs on an Intel Arc graphics chip and Intel Core Ultra CPU, making it the first Windows gaming handheld from a major company with Intel-based hardware. Similar handhelds, like the Windows-based ROG Ally and Legion Go or the Linux-based Steam Deck, all run on AMD chips.
The MSI Claw starts at $700 and is available for preorder now at multiple online retailers, including Best Buy and Newegg. Depending on where you order, you could get your claws on the Claw later this week.
Each model also features Hall Effect joysticks and trigger buttons, a circular D-pad, and eight face buttons. According to MSI, the 53Wh battery lasts for roughly two hours when playing the most intensive games. If you've used a handheld PC, you'll know that battery life varies greatly depending on the game. The Claw features a Thunderbolt 4 USB charging port for fast charging, and you could extend the battery life with a strong enough portable power bank. You can also expand the device's storage space with the included microSD card slot.
We're eager to see how the MSI Claw's Intel-based hardware will compare to its competitors. The handheld gaming PC market is getting crowded, but these new devices are popular for a reason. Playing the latest PC games on the go is a game-changer--plus the portable nature of these devices, in our experience, makes it a lot more likely you'll actually work through the batch of games you bought in the latest PC game sales.
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As announced during CES earlier this year, a new competitor will soon enter the handheld Windows gaming PC ring, the MSI Claw. The MSI Claw runs on an Intel Arc graphics chip and Intel Core Ultra CPU, making it the first Windows gaming handheld from a major company with Intel-based hardware. Similar handhelds, like the Windows-based ROG Ally and Legion Go or the Linux-based Steam Deck, all run on AMD chips.The MSI Claw starts at $700 and is available for preorder now at multiple online retailers, including Best Buy and Newegg. Depending on where you order, you could get your claws on the Claw later this week.Each model also features Hall Effect joysticks and trigger buttons, a circular D-pad, and eight face buttons. According to MSI, the 53Wh battery lasts for roughly two hours when playing the most intensive games. If you've used a handheld PC, you'll know that battery life varies greatly depending on the game. The Claw features a Thunderbolt 4 USB charging port for fast charging, and you could extend the battery life with a strong enough portable power bank. You can also expand the device's storage space with the included microSD card slot.We're eager to see how the MSI Claw's Intel-based hardware will compare to its competitors. The handheld gaming PC market is getting crowded, but these new devices are popular for a reason. Playing the latest PC games on the go is a game-changer--plus the portable nature of these devices, in our experience, makes it a lot more likely you'll actually work through the batch of games you bought in the latest PC game sales.
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11 March 2024, 7:36 pm
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title: MSI Claw Handheld PC Releases This Week At Newegg
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As announced during CES earlier this year, a new competitor will soon enter the handheld Windows gaming PC ring, the MSI Claw. The MSI Claw runs on an Intel Arc graphics chip and Intel Core Ultra CPU, making it the first Windows gaming handheld from a major company with Intel-based hardware. Similar handhelds, like the Windows-based ROG Ally and Legion Go or the Linux-based Steam Deck, all run on AMD chips.
The MSI Claw starts at $700 and is available for preorder now at multiple online retailers, including Best Buy and Newegg. Depending on where you order, you could get your claws on the Claw later this week.
Each model also features Hall Effect joysticks and trigger buttons, a circular D-pad, and eight face buttons. According to MSI, the 53Wh battery lasts for roughly two hours when playing the most intensive games. If you've used a handheld PC, you'll know that battery life varies greatly depending on the game. The Claw features a Thunderbolt 4 USB charging port for fast charging, and you could extend the battery life with a strong enough portable power bank. You can also expand the device's storage space with the included microSD card slot.
We're eager to see how the MSI Claw's Intel-based hardware will compare to its competitors. The handheld gaming PC market is getting crowded, but these new devices are popular for a reason. Playing the latest PC games on the go is a game-changer--plus the portable nature of these devices, in our experience, makes it a lot more likely you'll actually work through the batch of games you bought in the latest PC game sales.
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As announced during CES earlier this year, a new competitor will soon enter the handheld Windows gaming PC ring, the MSI Claw. The MSI Claw runs on an Intel Arc graphics chip and Intel Core Ultra CPU, making it the first Windows gaming handheld from a major company with Intel-based hardware. Similar handhelds, like the Windows-based ROG Ally and Legion Go or the Linux-based Steam Deck, all run on AMD chips.
The MSI Claw starts at $700 and is available for preorder now at multiple online retailers, including Best Buy and Newegg. Depending on where you order, you could get your claws on the Claw later this week.
Each model also features Hall Effect joysticks and trigger buttons, a circular D-pad, and eight face buttons. According to MSI, the 53Wh battery lasts for roughly two hours when playing the most intensive games. If you've used a handheld PC, you'll know that battery life varies greatly depending on the game. The Claw features a Thunderbolt 4 USB charging port for fast charging, and you could extend the battery life with a strong enough portable power bank. You can also expand the device's storage space with the included microSD card slot.
We're eager to see how the MSI Claw's Intel-based hardware will compare to its competitors. The handheld gaming PC market is getting crowded, but these new devices are popular for a reason. Playing the latest PC games on the go is a game-changer--plus the portable nature of these devices, in our experience, makes it a lot more likely you'll actually work through the batch of games you bought in the latest PC game sales.
content_text: As announced during CES earlier this year, a new competitor will soon enter the handheld Windows gaming PC ring, the MSI Claw. The MSI Claw runs on an Intel Arc graphics chip and Intel Core Ultra CPU, making it the first Windows gaming handheld from a major company with Intel-based hardware. Similar handhelds, like the Windows-based ROG Ally and Legion Go or the Linux-based Steam Deck, all run on AMD chips.The MSI Claw starts at $700 and is available for preorder now at multiple online retailers, including Best Buy and Newegg. Depending on where you order, you could get your claws on the Claw later this week.Each model also features Hall Effect joysticks and trigger buttons, a circular D-pad, and eight face buttons. According to MSI, the 53Wh battery lasts for roughly two hours when playing the most intensive games. If you've used a handheld PC, you'll know that battery life varies greatly depending on the game. The Claw features a Thunderbolt 4 USB charging port for fast charging, and you could extend the battery life with a strong enough portable power bank. You can also expand the device's storage space with the included microSD card slot.We're eager to see how the MSI Claw's Intel-based hardware will compare to its competitors. The handheld gaming PC market is getting crowded, but these new devices are popular for a reason. Playing the latest PC games on the go is a game-changer--plus the portable nature of these devices, in our experience, makes it a lot more likely you'll actually work through the batch of games you bought in the latest PC game sales.
pub_date: 11 March 2024, 7:36 pm
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