Summary
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Xbox reportedly suspended its first -party handheld computer.
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For the time being, it has favored Windows 11 and third -party handhelds.
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We will probably not see the launch this year, as expected before.
In the last few months there has been a lot of buzzing about the Xbox handheld console. While the next generation console is reportedly also in works, seemingly set to run around 2027, IT sources have suggested that “undoubtedly Xbox” manual devices will start for some time this year, but things seem to have changed.
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Jez Corden's message from Windows Central, which was the same that published the initial message, has now said it may take to see a handkerchief because Microsoft has decided to prefer Windows 11 and other third -party devices. The first -party handheld computers are still on the way, but the plans have been suspended for a while.
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“Microsoft still wants to build its own Xbox handkerchief in the future,” the report says. “However, Microsoft decided to prefer its teams to improve Windows 11 gaming performance, specifically for devices like ASUS“ Project Kennan ”.
While Microsoft is still planning to push through its first -party handheld computers, the reported sources have said that today it has been announced that the company's priorities have shifted towards Windows 11 and third -party devices, such as the Asus Kennan project. The official announcement could be made in a few days, depending on how long it will be.
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While the Xbox pocket computer was not officially unveiled, Xbox's chief Phil Spencer revealed in November last year that the company was working on something, perhaps still in the prototype phase.
Jason Ronald has given us a few hints about the console of the next generation and said it combines the “best of Xbox and Windows” and will be more oriented on the PC. All of this was, of course, mentioned a month ago, and things could easily change, given how drastically Microsoft has completely changed its approach to playing.
Regarding the console itself, the reports suggest that it is a separate device that is able to natively run Xbox games, unlike the PlayStation portal that streams games from your PS5.
- Mark
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Microsoft
- Operating system
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Proprietary (based on Windows)
- Storage
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1TB WD SN530 NVME SSD
- VR support
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No
- Resolution
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720p – 4K UHD
- App Store
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Microsoft Store
