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MagyarONEXPLAYER to go live on Indiegogo next week with Intel Tiger Lake processors as a GPD Win 3 and AYA NEO alternative
One-netbook announced the ONEXPLAYER in March, but it has taken until now for the company to reveal how one could order it. Starting on Monday, May 10 at 16:00 UTC, the ONEXPLAYER will be available to back on crowdfunding website Indiegogo. While there is no guarantee with crowdfunding that you will receive your contribution, One-netbook is an established company with a reputation for producing compact Windows machines.
The ONEXPLAYER will be available with a choice of three Intel Tiger Lake-U series processors: the Core i5-1135G7, Core i7-1165G7 and Core i7-1185G7. Unsurprisingly, One-netbook offers these processors with different memory configurations, which are as follows:
| Super Early Bird | Early Bird | IGG price | Retail price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Intel i5-1135G716 GB RAM/512 GB SSD | US$819 | US$879 | US$899 | US$1059 |
| Intel i7-1165G716 GB RAM/ 1 TB SSD | US$899 | US$959 | US$999 | US$1159 |
| Intel i7-1185G716 GB RAM/ 2 TB SSD | US$1499 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
All models come with an 8.4-inch touchscreen display that operates in a 16:10 aspect ratio at 2,560 x 1,600 pixels. Typically, we would applaud manufacturers for using 1600p and 16:10 displays in their devices, but the ONEXPLAYER's GPU will struggle to run triple-A games at this resolution. Additionally, you will need to drop the resolution to 1,280 x 800 to game natively, which may look rather low resolution. A 1600p display will also eat through battery life, even with a 60 Wh battery. Ultimately, the AYA NEO and GPD Win 3 may perform better on account of their lower resolution displays.
Source(s)
Indiegogo via Liliputing
