OneXPlayer X1 PRO Gaming Tablet Introduced
Aiming to bring a new breath to portable gaming devices, the OneXPlayer X1 PRO has attracted great attention in the technology world with its introduction. Offered with a special version themed EVA Asuka, this model is the first portable gaming tablet equipped with Intel’s Core Ultra 7 255H processor. The device, which draws attention with its high-resolution screen, powerful graphics unit and large storage capacity, will be on sale at a special price of $1649 until April 30.
OneXPlayer X1 PRO Gets Its Power from Intel Core Ultra 7
The new generation X1 PRO model features Intel’s 16-core Core Ultra 7 255H processor. This processor aims to offer high gaming performance with its Arc 140T integrated graphics unit. The device’s 10.95-inch LTPS screen provides a smooth visual experience with 2560 x 1600 resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The screen, which can reach 540 nits of brightness, will provide clarity especially in fast-moving game scenes.
The OneXPlayer X1 PRO also stands out with its transformable structure. Users can use the device in three different ways: as a portable game console with controllers on the sides, as a laptop with a keyboard, or as a desktop game screen with separate controllers on a stand. This versatile usage structure makes the device suitable for both mobile and stationary gaming experiences.
On the hardware side, the X1 PRO offers the capacity to easily carry a large game library with 64GB RAM and 2TB SSD. Connection options include USB 4.0, USB-A 3.2, TF card reader, 3.5mm audio jack and OCulink port. The aim is to provide clear and powerful sound performance in games thanks to the special speaker system supported by Harman AudioEFX.
The new model of OneXPlayer also attracts the attention of collectors with both its technical features and its limited-edition EVA Asuka-themed design. The discounted sale price of the device will only be valid until April 30. For those looking for a high-performance, portable gaming solution, the OneXPlayer X1 PRO has already become a remarkable option.
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