Recently, One-Netbook showcased the appearance of its upcoming ultra-portable computer on Weibo. The biggest highlight is that it is the world’s first handheld gaming laptop to support 5G connectivity.
The OneGX is very similar to the Alienware Area-51m. According to official renderings, the cooling vents and other ports (such as the charging port and USB ports) are all located on the back of the laptop. Previously released posters also revealed that the OneGX could be equipped with a control device similar in design to the Nintendo Switch.
The specifications of the OneGX are impressive. Its size is approximately 7 inches. This ultra-portable computer supports touchscreen operation but does not come with a touchpad. Instead, it features a pointing stick similar to the one found on the Nintendo Switch.
The device is powered by the unreleased 11th-generation Core Tiger Lake processor, and the integrated graphics will be upgraded to the Xe architecture, offering improved performance compared to the current 11th-generation integrated graphics. This handheld gaming laptop features a built-in 5G modem chip, enabling support for 5G network connectivity. This ultra-portable computer features an M.2 2280 NVMe slot, supporting SSD expansion up to 2TB. Other configuration details have not been announced yet. The device weighs approximately 600g.
According to some leaked information, the first-generation OneGX product has started recruiting its first batch of internal test users worldwide. The registration channel will close on April 29, and the list of the first batch of internal testers will be announced on May 1.
The OneGX is expected to launch this year and be available in 4G, 5G, and Wi-Fi versions.