Written by Samah Labib Tuesday, January 9, 2024 09:00 PM
MSI introduced a portable gaming device called the Claw at CES 2024 in Las Vegas, and unlike its biggest rivals Steam Deck and ASUS ROG Ally, it’s powered by Intel processors rather than AMD ones.
Claw runs on the new Core Urtla chipset from Intel It comes integrated with Intel’s XeSS technology, which uses advanced AI upscaling algorithms to boost FPS for a smooth gaming experience, according to a engadget report.
MSI says this will allow users to enjoy even resource-intensive AAA games on a mobile device.
The device also uses a design Thermal technology MSI’s so-called Cooler Boost Hyperflow redirects airflow to cool internal components so it doesn’t overheat even after extended gaming sessions, and its battery lasts for two hours under full workload conditions, like the ROG Ally’s battery.
In fact, the claw looks very similar to its ASUS counterpart, right down to its curves at the bottom for better grip.
It also has a 7-inch HD display, with a 120Hz refresh rate, and the MSI system enables users to fully customize personal macros for specific games, and gives them access to Android games as well as Windows titles on the mobile device.
