MSI brought its first gaming handheld with an AMD chip inside, the Claw A8 BZ2EM, to Computex. The company also used Taipei tradeshow to launch the latest versions of its Crosshair and Cyborg laptops.
MSI's previous gaming handhelds, like its Claw 8 AI+, used Intel's Core Ultra processors — the only mainstream gaming company to do so. It doesn't seem that MSI is abandoning Intel, but is now making systems with chips from both partners.
