Asus Is Reportedly Making an Xbox-Branded Handheld That Could Launch in 2025

Report: Xbox-Branded Handheld PC Project Kennan In The Works (Not A Portable Xbox)

According two separate reports by Windows Central and The Verge, Xbox is teaming up with an OEM to produce a portable PC gaming machine. Project Kennan, as it’s internally referred to, is more of an Xbox-branded handheld PC. A source from Windows Central’s report says that Asus will be this OEM partner, and it will “blend Asus’ stylings with updated design conventions more typical of an ‘Xbox’ style device, with more prominent grips and a dedica…

Read the original note in the following link: Asus will be in charge of making the first Xbox portable console This week we were able to see how it was rumoring about Xbox's first portable console and its arrival on the market this year, but without knowing the manufacturer, but now we know that Asus will manufacture it. Asus will manufacture the first portable Xbox As we can read on The Verge, his team said that the manufacturer will be in char…

Has the Xbox Handheld’s Manufacturer Leaked?

HANDHELD NEWS – The manufacturer of the hardware project, reportedly codenamed Keenan, was previously unknown, but rumors have shed some light on that as well.   Earlier this week, we reported what Windows Central editor Jez Corden published about Xbox’s next-generation plans. These include the handheld Xbox, codenamed Keenan, and so far all we know is that a well-known PC manufacturer could be behind it. At the time, we mentioned three companie…

For years, video games on portable devices have evolved considerably. The arrival of the Steam Deck marked a before and after, demonstrating that it is possible to enjoy a PC gaming experience in a compact format. Now, according to recent reports, Microsoft may be preparing its own portable gaming device, but with an unexpected twist: manufacturing would be handled by Asus. A Windows-based portable Xbox The rumor, reported by Windows Central and…

Microsoft is considering an incursion into the world of portable consoles. To do this, Redmond's giant plans to partner with a big name from the PC gaming: ASUS.

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