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NVIDIA and SEGA celebrate three decades of collaboration by bringing classic SEGA franchises, including Virtua Fighter, to the RTX Spark PCs announced at Computex 2026; the initiative foreshadows more titles and showcases NVIDIA tech such as ray tracing and DLSS, while nodding to SEGA’s early NV1-era history that helped launch NVIDIA’s GPU journey.
ASUS revealed the ROG Xbox Ally X20 at Computex 2026, upgrading the handheld with a larger 7.4-inch Nebula HDR OLED display (peak 1400 nits), 120Hz refresh and FreeSync Premium Pro. It adds TMR joysticks, a transforming 4/8‑way D‑pad, redesigned face buttons, and rubberized grips, plus a redesigned cooling solution for OLED heat. No release date or price was announced yet; the current Ally X price is around £799.99/$999.99, suggesting the X20 will be expensive. The new model is shown in a bundle with ROG XREAL R1 Edition 20 AR glasses, with standalone availability undecided for now.
At Computex 2026, Alienware unveils new OLED gaming monitors: the 34-inch AW3426DW uses QD-OLED with 1,300-nit peak brightness and 280 Hz, plus a 39-inch AW3926QW 5K ultrawide at 165 Hz with 1,300 nits and RGB Tandem tech, plus high-end ports and a KVM option. Both sport HDR (Dolby Vision), FreeSync Premium Pro, and G-Sync, backed by a three-year warranty with burn‑in protection. Two affordable VA LCDs—AW3426DWM and AW3226DM—arrive in July at up to 240 Hz/1440p. The entry-level 27-inch QD-OLED remains $399.99; pricing for the 5K model wasn’t announced.