Claw, the world's first Core Ultra processor-equipped handheld, is now out

MSI announced the Claw handheld console, a while ago, as the tech company stepped into the gaming console industry, with the world’s first Intel Core Ultra processor-equipped handheld.

As we noted back in February, MSU will release no less than 3 variants of the Claw console, each with its own set of specs, and prices, of course, as you can see below:

Claw A1M-052US is now available to users, everywhere, according to MSU’s official website. It sports the following specs:

• Windows 11 Home
• Intel® Core™ Ultra 5-135H 1.2 – 4.6 GHz
• 512GB PCIe Gen4x4 M.2 2230 w/o DRAM
• 16GB LPDDR5-6400MHz
• Intel® Arc™ Graphics
• 7″ FHD (1920 x 1080), 120 Hz Refresh Rate, Touch Screen, 100% sRGB (Typical), 500nits (Typical), IPS-Level panel.
• Intel® Killer™ Wi-Fi 7 BE1750(x) for Claw
• Ergonomic design for an optimal gaming experience.
• Hall Effect triggers and joysticks built to last with microscopic precision.
• Best-in-class 53Whr battery capacity.
• Revolutionary Cooler Boost HyperFlow technology redirects airflow to cool internal components.
• Exclusive Macro Keys cast your ult with just one click.
• Swift transfers and extensive connectivity with Thunderbolt™ 4.
• MSI Center M provides dedicated interface designed for handheld devices with easy-to-use settings.
• MSI AI Engine adjusts various system settings automatically that best fit your needs.

The other two versions, Claw A1M-050US and Claw A1M-051US will be released at a later date, but those interested can be notified when, in case they want those versions.

All three versions are equipped with Windows 11 Home and similar tech specs, the only differentiators being the storage space and processors, and you can see what the Claw handheld console looks like.

Alongside the Claw handheld console, MSU is also releasing its newest 18-inch laptop lineup and a new gaming laptop lineup. The new 18-inch laptops include Titan 18 HX, Raider 18 HX, and Stealth 18 AI Studio, while the gaming laptops are Vector 16/17 HX, Crosshair 16/17 HX, and Pulse 16/17 which also sport AI NPUs.

What do you think about these new devices?