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The Asus ROG Ally only just launched in 2023, being the first handheld gaming device to use AMD's new Ryzen Z1 processors. Now, it would seem that Asus is swiftly moving on to the Ally 2, with plans for an upgraded model later this year. In an interview with Techlusive, Asus India VP for Consumer …

The Asus India VP of consumer and gaming PCs has indicated that the company is already working on a successor to the ROG Ally.

ASUS has only barely launched the ROG Ally gaming handheld a little more than half a year ago, and it's already apparently hard at work on a 2nd Gen

The PC gaming handheld market has grown exponentially in the last few years with entries from Valve, ASUS, Lenovo, Ayaneo and most recently MSI.

Les consoles portables se suivent et ne se ressemblent pas toujours… enfin sauf si ASUS commercialise déjà une ROG Ally 2.

In an interview, Asus India Vice President Arnold Su says that the company will "most likely" launch a second-generation version of its ROG Ally portable gaming PC sometime in 2024.

The Vice President of Asus India, Arnold Su, has confirmed that Asus is planning to launch the second generation of the ROG Ally this year. - SamMobile

Asus India exec Arnold Su told Techlusive that the new gaming handheld will “focus more on gaming” — what a Yo Dawg quote! — but will still be focused on Windows rather than, say, SteamOS. I wonder why. The first Ally was a bit tortured but not a bad product overall, unless we’re talking about the cheaper, weaker version.

The second generation of Asus ROG Ally may be coming out this year.

The Asus ROG Ally 2 may end up showing up in 2024, as a recent interview with Asus has touched on the companys handheld gaming PC plans.