One-Netbook has just unveiled the OneXFly F1 Pro, marking an exciting milestone in gaming technology as the first handheld device powered by AMD’s innovative Strix Point APUs. While the standout features include the cutting-edge Zen 5 APUs combined with RDNA 3.5 integrated GPUs, there is an intriguing development on the horizon with their new hybrid device, the OneGx 2.
The OneGx 2 is poised to compete with popular gaming devices like the GPD Win Max and Win Mini. This second-generation handheld introduces a novel design with a detachable keyboard. Once removed, the device reveals an array of gaming controls including dual analog sticks, a d-pad, ABXY buttons, and a unique split-style keyboard setup.
Although the teaser did not clarify how the detachable keyboard connects to the device, or whether the split keyboard uses physical keys or capacitive touch buttons, one thing is clear—the keyboards are lit with vibrant RGB backlighting, promising a dynamic gaming experience.
While detailed specs remain a mystery, the previous iteration relied on Intel Comet Lake processors. Given the company’s recent release featuring the AMD Strix Point, speculation suggests that the OneGx 2 could potentially house the upcoming Lunar Lake APUs, elevating its gaming performance capabilities.
The teaser also highlighted the device’s premium CNC aluminum build, and it will feature an impressive selection of ports, including OCuLink, USB4, and USB Type-A. These connectivity options suggest that the OneGx 2 will support external GPUs, significantly enhancing its gaming prowess.
As anticipation builds, further details about the OneGx 2 are eagerly awaited, hinting at a device that could redefine portable gaming technology. Stay tuned for more updates as One-Netbook continues to reveal insights into this promising new gaming innovation.
