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MSI unveiling “The Claw” at CES 2024 a handheld gaming console

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MSI is set to unveil its own handheld gaming console, dubbed as “The Claw”, at the upcoming CES 2024. The Claw leaked specs might be powered by Intel’s Core Ultra 7 155H processor, which has 16 cores and 22 threads.

The graphics will be handled by an Arc Alchemist GPU with 8 Xe cores that can be boosted up to 2.25GHz.

MSI - the Claw
MSI – The Claw

It will also be packed with a 32GB of RAM based on the leaked Geekbench specs, doubling the memory of devices available in the market right now like the AYN Odin Pro and the popular Steam Deck.

MSI The Claw Geekbench Specs
MSI The Claw Geekbench Leaked Specs

In terms of OS it is yet to be confirmed, but rumors speculates that it may run either a Linux-based OS like Steam Deck or Windows 11 like Asus ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go.

MSI - the Claw badge
MSI – the Claw badge

It will be interesting to see how it compares to other similar products like the AYN Odin Pro and Steam Deck.

MSI - the Claw back exhaust
MSI – the Claw back exhaust

Let us know your thoughts on this, what do you think?

MSI “The Claw” rumored specs:

CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor with 16 cores (6 performance cores, 10 efficiency cores) and 22 threads. It boosts up to 4.8GHz and has 4MB of L2 cache alongside 24MB of L3 cache
GPU: 128 EU Xe iGPU
Base clock: 3.8Ghz
Core configuration: 6 performance cores, 8 efficiency cores & 2 LP cores
RAM: Up to 32GB
OS: Windows 11
Battery: TBA

Frequently Asked Questions

What processor does MSI's The Claw use?
The Claw is powered by Intel's Core Ultra 7 155H processor with 16 cores and 22 threads.
How much RAM does The Claw have?
The Claw has 32GB of RAM, doubling the memory of devices like the Steam Deck.
What operating system will The Claw run?
The operating system is unconfirmed, but rumors suggest Windows 11 or a Linux-based OS.
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