Guess again. the high end It looks like the Asus ROG Ally will cost just $699.99. That’s for a model with an AMD Z1 Extreme chip, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD — which means Asus’ 512GB laptop costs just $51 more than Steam platform 512 GB.
This is according to the data shown for the edge Using a reliable leaker tool Roland QuandtAnd Previous leak by SnoopyTech. The data we’ve seen leaves no room for confusion—even the product number associated with the $699.99 gadget identifies it as a Z1 Extreme model with 512GB of storage, and we’ve got a long list of marketing claims at our disposal that also sound legit. I’m sure it’s the real deal. Although it is always possible for the price to be a placeholder; We won’t know for sure until May 11th.
If the Z1 Extreme starts at $699.99, how much does the vanilla AMD Z1 ally cost? (Asus confirmed to the edge This morning both go on sale.) Well, if Asus really wants to push, Steam Deck starts at $399 with 64GB of eMMC…
The ROG Ally measures 11.02 inches wide by 4.37 inches long by 0.83 inches deep and weighs 608 grams (1.34 pounds) if the data we’ve seen is correct. The list of features also includes the ability to upgrade the M.2 2230 SSD with a single screw, it has an IPS display protected by Gorilla Glass DXC, and that the Ally will charge from 0 to 50 percent in just 30 minutes using its bundled 65W USB-C power brick.
The Steam Deck is slow to ship by comparison, though Valve tells us this is something to handload on purpose. no done to preserve the longevity of the battery.
Asus did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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