A new handheld gaming system will be released in collaboration with Tencent, according to a prior statement by Logitech. Now, a fresh leak has exposed some important technical details and the overall look of this next console.
Evan Blass published the initial first pictures of the business’s first portable gaming system. However, his tweets were DMCA-striked, which essentially proves that the information he leaked was true. Following this, Kuba Wojciechowski was able to get a lot more information about the future Logitech cloud-based mobile gaming console than was contained in the first Evan Blass tweet. It appears that the company intends to label the product “G Cloud,” which essentially alluded to its main purpose.
This portable gaming system has even been discovered on a number of internet platforms over the past several weeks, including benchmarking on GeekBench, Google Play Console, the FCC, and the USPTO certification websites. These listings support Wojciechowski’s claim that the Logitech G Cloud console will have a large 6,000mAh battery pack inside. A 6.9-inch display with a 1080p resolution and 320 PPI will also be present on the front.
Additionally, according to the ads, the G Cloud portable gaming console would support WiFi 5 standards, have 4GB of RAM, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G SoC, a mid-range chipset from 2019. Evidently, the manufacturer thinks that this chipset will be able to handle video games that are cloud-based. Although it is thought that the G Cloud would operate on Android 11 OS, further specific information about the console is yet unclear.
