News Summary

• An Intel Meteor Lake processor powers this new handheld gaming PC, which is an interesting choice, given aside from Ayaneo, other handheld gaming PCs on the market, like the aforementioned Steam Deck, Asus ROG Ally, and Lenovo Legion Go, all use AMD CPUs in its devices..
• Like other handheld gaming PCs looking to stand out, MSI's big selling point for the MSI Claw is its battery performance..
• While companies, most notably Ayaneo, have been making handhelds of this type for quite a while, the market heated up when Valve released the Steam Deck nearly two years ago..
• MSI is the latest company to join in on an emerging market of handheld gaming PCs..
• Equipped with a 53Whr battery, MSI touts the Claw can deliver users an "impressive 2-hour battery life under full workload conditions.".
• Another interesting thing to note is the MSI Claw features a 7-inch FHD IPS display with a 120Hz refresh — making it the same length as the Asus ROG Ally display..