In the world of gaming handhelds, innovation and unique features capture the attention of enthusiasts, and AYANEO is set to do just that with its latest release. The NEXT II gaming console promises to redefine handheld gaming with a groundbreaking screen specification that blends cutting-edge technology and user expectations. This introduction to the market signals a significant evolution in the handheld gaming experience.
Sleek Design Meets Advanced Display Technology
AYANEO has officially unveiled the screen specifications for its highly anticipated NEXT II console. This device is touted for its distinctive 3:2 aspect ratio, which sets it apart from the typical screens seen in gaming handhelds. With a 9-inch OLED display, the resolution clocks in at an impressive 2400 x 1504 pixels. The NEXT II will be the first handheld to showcase this unique ratio, along with a refresh rate capped at a remarkable 165 Hz. While the screen size surpasses the average modern PC handheld’s 8-inch display, it also allows for a more immersive gaming experience.
Pushing the Boundaries of Gaming Performance
The unique resolution of 2400 x 1504 is a rarity in handheld devices, promising a display that’s both taller and less wide than its competitors, like GPD WIN 5 and ONEXFLY APEX, which feature a more common 1920 x 1200 resolution. This high-resolution display supports a smooth and fluid gameplay experience with a 165 Hz refresh rate, though it may demand significant power from the device’s hardware. Despite the capability of the hardware, achieving 165 FPS or even 100 FPS in current top-tier games might be challenging, except for some eSports games or with specific in-game settings.
Under the Hood: Power-Packed Performance
The NEXT II is powered by a robust Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, featuring 16 cores and 32 threads based on Zen 5 architecture. Coupled with a Radeon 8060S iGPU, flaunting 40 Compute Units built on RDNA 3.5 technology, it positions itself as a powerhouse in the current handheld market. However, the complete specifications are still under wraps, leaving potential users eagerly waiting for more details to be released by AYANEO.
