Digital Foundry reviews the AyaNeo Air 1S and AyaNeo 2S

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Digital Foundry reviews the AyaNeo Air 1S and AyaNeo 2S

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Handheld86@forum.stellarcastle.net · 3 years ago

AyaNeo Air 1S/AyaNeo 2S Review - Faster Than Steam Deck/ROG Ally? Ryzen 7 7840U Tested

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AyaNeo's new Air 1S console combines the power of AMD's Ryzen 7840U with a tiny form factor and an AMOLED screen to produce a unique piece of handheld hardwa...

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