Following the launch of the Intel Arc G3 series CPUs designed for next-gen gaming handhelds, OneXPlayer has officially revealed its first handheld gaming PC based on the new Arc G3 CPU. OneXPlayer has pitched the OneXPlayer 3 as a 3-in-1 productivity and gaming handheld, bundling the new handheld with a magnetic keyboard and detachable controllers, and allowing it to work as both a mini laptop, a standalone tablet, or a gaming tablet, like the Lenovo Legion Go. The OneXPlayer 3 and many of its core specs have been unveiled on Indiegogo. The OneXPlayer 3 will feature a built-in 85 Wh battery, an 8.8-inch, 144 Hz native landscape display with VRR and HDR support, and Hall-effect joysticks. The OneXPlayer 3 will also have a built-in kickstand and come with a controller connector with what seems to be a built-in trackpad for gaming when seated. Exact specs for the ports are also elusive, but the images on Indiegogo indicate that the OneXPlayer 3 will feature two USB Type-C ports and a single USB Type-A port along the top edge alongside a 3.5 mm audio jack.
Update Jun 23rd: OneXPlayer has officially revealed pricing for the OneXPlayer 3 gaming handheld. There will be two SKUs at launch, both with the Intel Arc G3 Extreme CPU and different RAM and storage configurations. At the time of writing, the 32 GB RAM and 1 TB storage variant costs HK$13,320 ($1,698.98) with an MSRP of HK$15,672 ($1,9998.99), while the version with 24 GB of RAM and a 1 TB SSD costs HK$11,752 ($1,498.98) with a HK$14,104 ($1,798.99) MSRP, and the handheld with 24 GB of RAM and a 512 GB SSD comes in at HK$10,968 ($1,398.98) with a HK$13,320 ($1,698.98) MSRP. All three versions will include a hard-shell carry case, a soft screen protector, and a OneXPlayer backpack with early bird orders. It should also be noted that the 32 GB RAM version has faster LPDDR5X-8533 memory, while the 24 GB version comes with LPDDR5X-7467 memory.