Overview
- Daniel Rogers announced a portable gaming platform that combines hardware and software for handheld devices.
- The platform is built on Intel Core Series 3 processors, codenamed Panther Lake, the company’s first on the 18A process that began production in 2025.
- Reporting from IGN and TechCrunch corroborates a dedicated chip tailored specifically for handheld gaming within the platform.
- An Intel spokesperson said specifications, pricing, partnerships, and launch timing will be disclosed later this year.
- The move challenges AMD’s strong position in handheld gaming, as AMD also highlighted new gaming silicon at CES with the Ryzen 7 9850X3D.