Post does look drunk.  Whats up with those special characters.  Is that what cool kids do these days in stupid tweets?  --c&V☼τ"ÿ═âmm@û♪

With Sony going to PC, does that make this the new PSP by default?

Well it will be interesting to see their cheap console with unlimited games then...

*cough* yuzu emulator *cough*

Now, more on topic, it's very obvious that there are a lot more games on PC than on any console, past or present. That said, there's a very big differnce between having access to a lot more games and being able to actually play those games, something this thing won't be able to do because it won't have a powerful enough SoC due to heat and power restrictions.

All in all, this is nothing more than another "Sega does what Nintendon't" slogan that doesn't mean anything.

This Alienware thing will not be successful and in a year nobody will ever talk about it ever again.

I feel this "console" will get more coverage for copying Switch, rather than competing with it.

This reply...

"You sold me a $300 computer labeled as a gaming PC with an i3 processor in 2016

I didn't know enough about specs back then to realize a bad deal when I saw it but the computer stuttered playing minecraft on low settings
And you're calling the Switch's price point bad?"

This is why companies avoid such tweets when promoting their own platforms.

well this is true, compared to a pc every library is childs play. but this thing is huge and will be more expensive than a switch. I think it runs on a intel gpu, so it will be too underpowered after some short time.

A GPD Win 2 with 8 GB RAM and 1280x720p display still costs €740 + shipping + import taxes:

https://www.dragonbox.de/de/handhelds/handhelds-mit-windows/gpd-win-2-windows-10-intel-core-m3-8100y-256gb

A Smach Z with 8 GB RAM will cost €899 + shipping + import taxes... if it ever launches:

https://www.smachz.com/shop/

And please don't fall in the trap buying the cheaper 4 GB Smach Z for €699, if you want to play f.e. The Witcher 3, Doom or Wolfenstein 2 in better settings than on a cheap Switch or Switch Lite. 4 GB doesn't cut it for PC games anymore!

By the way, the Smach Z prototype "The Phawx" tested last year on YouTube had 32 GB RAM, so we don't even know, if even 8 GB RAM will be enough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QclbkG1WnQ&list=PLdC3pP79J-A-XUcDBq_Xv9G26WIQeRooK

The UFO concept with its 8'' FullHD display and an Intel 10th generation Core processor looks more advanced (and more expensive) than the GPD Win 2 and the Smach Z, also Alienware branded hardware ain't cheap... so I expect at least a price of $/€999:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/15348/ces-2020-alienware-showcases-concept-ufo-8-handheld-gaming

Also probably a Switch Pro will be released before the UFO, reducing the hardware performance gap.

And for €700 - €800 price difference to the Switch / Switch lite I can buy a lot of Switch games. The non-exclusives on Switch also aren't that expensive and fall faster in price than Nintendo's first-party-games: https://www.base.com/buy/product/wolfenstein-youngblood-deluxe-edition-code-in-box-nintendo-switch/dgc-wolfyglns.htm?1=1&awc=2694_1579356311_ad357e8087f2276c7a7765ab782873f3

And if you wait for good offers several times per year, you also get Switch games for a decent price (pay 2 get 3; 3 Switch games for € xx, 5 Switch games for € xx...)

Last April I bought Diablo 3, Xenoblade 2, Let's Go, Ebola!, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and Lego City Undercover for a total of €100... so only €20 per game.

Pretty sure Nintendo patented their Joycons, and dock. This is too much of a rip off to not get sued.

Also, this thing will cost $800 or more. Nobody is going to spend that much on a portable PC. The Smach Z can run Witcher 3 at 40 FPS 720p, and costs $664 dollars.
Concept UFO is likely even beefier than that, so it'll cost even more. That's why I'm saying Concept will cost $800 or more. Than you have to add storage to it since it has no physical media. PC games take up a ton of HDD space. Switch's use of carts and compression is a lifesaver when it comes to a storage solution. Anyway add another $100 to the price tag unless you want to constantly download and delete games from your full HDD.