Asus ROG Ally 2024 brought upon Asus ROG Ally The first official announcement for was done.
Asus ROG Ally Before the ROG Ally 2, it was implicitly introduced as an intermediate model, so some details were not given. For example, we do not know the price of the model yet. However, if a new leak is true, the Ally 2 model will be launched on the market. It will be priced at $799, which is $100 more expensive than the current model. The new model, which seems to come only in black, is powered by the AMD Z1 Extreme processor. Portable gaming device with a 7-inch 48–120Hz 1080P VRR screen, As far as it is said, it provides a significantly longer usage time. For this reason, Asus is said to have put a much larger battery in the model. It is not certain, but it creates the impression that the new model will offer a full gaming experience of 3 hours or more. Carrying M.2 2280 SSD slot instead of M.2 2230 (Comes with 1 TB storage), which increases the amount of RAM compared to the first model and is said to be easier to repair. Ally with all the details It will be unveiled on June 2 And It will most likely be sold in Turkey like the first version.
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