Intel says PC gaming handhelds are its "number one priority" — can Arrow/Panther Lake chips challenge AMD's dominance?

[Windows Central]

Intel touts "big plans" to increase its gaming handheld presence, but can its next-gen Arrow Lake and Panther Lake chips compete with AMD's Ryzen dominance?

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I find this interesting with how niche the actual market still is. With all these pushes from the industry manufacturers, I wonder how mainstream the handheld PC will eventually become. Especially with SteamOS and potentially a windows gaming (Xbox like streamlined) OS to compete. I scoffed at the idea of a Nintendo Switch 2 facing competition from PC Gaming Handhelds before, but things are looking different now. Like a SteamOS Legion Go S starting at $500 makes it a very accessible and attractive product. If we continue seeing product like it hit the market with reasonable pricing and good technical performance then maybe we start to see adoption skyrocket.