News AMD's beastly Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chip to power 14-inch OLED gaming 2-in-1 — One-Netbook claims it delivers RTX 4060 Ti-level performance

[Admin]

A portable gaming PC with a 14-inch OLED display and AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor is being teased by One-Netbook.

AMD's beastly Ryzen AI Max+ 395 chip to power 14-inch OLED gaming 2-in-1 — One-Netbook claims it delivers RTX 4060 Ti-level performance : Read more

 

[Ice2burn]

Can't imagine 14" for gaming, guess I've been spoiled after 17.3"

 

[John Nemesh]

These Strix Halo tablets look DAMN impressive...but I am probably going to hold off on anything like this for another generation or two. As impressive as they are, I want an APU that has RDNA 5 graphics, and don't mind waiting another couple years until something like that is released.

 

[Notton]

IMO, an 8.8" handheld is a better experience than 14~17 laptops, unless you're playing a strategy game or city builder that doesn't work with a controller.

 

[Neutronjeff]

Can we PLEASE get one of these build into a keyboard instead of the display? I'd love to have this and a "add-on" display as a laptop replacement, or desktop replacement when I'm at home on my monitor.

 

[CelicaGT]

Can't imagine 14" for gaming, guess I've been spoiled after 17.3"

I play on a 15" and I've had 14" ones before. It's fine, closer the better mind you and 1080p look great. I did have a 17" Asus that I loved, until I had to take it somewhere...but the screen size was awesome.

 

[kealii123]

>Hopefully, One Netbook can trot this 2-in-1 out with competitive prices

Hopefully, Jesus comes again before the ballon payment on my income property is due, but I better plan otherwise.

Also, hopefully, this OLED is real HDR10 and not HDR400 or some other nosense.

 

[heffeque]

Can we PLEASE get one of these build into a keyboard instead of the display? I'd love to have this and a "add-on" display as a laptop replacement, or desktop replacement when I'm at home on my monitor.

There's no market for that. Most people want a tablet/laptop kind of device , or a mini-PC, not a weird in-between that's too specific.

 

[kealii123]

There's no market for that. Most people want a tablet/laptop kind of device , or a mini-PC, not a weird in-between that's too specific.

Theres that HP G1 that costs like $5k for a 14" laptop

 

[John Nemesh]

Can we PLEASE get one of these build into a keyboard instead of the display? I'd love to have this and a "add-on" display as a laptop replacement, or desktop replacement when I'm at home on my monitor.

I would love to stuff one in a Commodore 64 chassis! Strix Halo requiring it's own motherboard might hinder projects like that, but I am hoping for more DIY products built around it.