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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Matthew Connatser

AMD's 'new' Ryzen 7 8840U will power GPD's 2024 handheld lineup

A render of the GPD Win Max 2 taken from GPD's website.

Handheld gaming PC and laptop designer GPD plans to take its Ryzen 7 7840U-powered devices and refresh them with the new Ryzen 7 8840U (via ITHome). GPD will launch these refreshed handhelds quite early and will reportedly be the first company to release a handheld using the 8840U.

The specific models that jump from the 7840U to the 8840U are the Win Mini, the Win 4, and the Win Max 2. ITHome also reports that this upgrade will happen simultaneously for all three models and that a "major hardware update," aside from the change to the 8840U, is in store for the Win Mini.

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