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Samsung is reportedly planning to release a more affordable version of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 without S Pen support, as part of cost-cutting measures. This version is expected to have changes in other parts and performance, potentially including a less powerful chipset, reduced storage or memory, and cheaper camera hardware. The cheaper model is anticipated to launch alongside the flagship version later this year.
Samsung is reportedly working on an "entry-level" version of the Galaxy Z Fold 6, as evidenced by new codenames "Q6" and "Q6A" alongside the high-end model. This aligns with previous rumors of a more affordable foldable device, marking a potential shakeup in Samsung's foldable lineup. Details about the device's name and specifications are still unknown, but the prospect of a budget-friendly foldable smartphone has generated excitement.
Apple's highly anticipated Vision Pro headset, which has garnered over 180,000 pre-orders, is set to ship in February amid slipping shipping estimates due to its popularity. The company has released a new ad showcasing the headset's ability to seamlessly blend digital content with physical space. While the current model is expensive, rumors suggest that a more affordable version, likely called Vision or Vision One, may be in the works for mass market adoption next year.
ASUS has released a more affordable version of its ROG Ally handheld gaming console, featuring the Ryzen Z1 non-Extreme processor. The console, equipped with a 7-inch 120Hz display, 16GB of LPDDR5-6400 memory, and 512GB of storage, is now available for purchase at $599. While it offers a reduction in GPU performance compared to the Ryzen Z1 Extreme variant, it comes at a $100 lower price point. The console also supports XG Mobile external GPU support and offers compatibility with AMD FreeSync Premium, FSR, and RSR technologies.