Computex 2026 fuels Dell XPS Nvidia ARM N1X and Asus ROG Ally 2 hardware rumors

A leaked Dell press kit for Computex 2026 confirms that the company will unveil an XPS laptop powered by Nvidia's ARM‑based N1X chip. The processor is reported to combine 20 CPU cores (10 Cortex‑X9 and 10 Cortex‑A725), a Blackwell GPU with 6,144 CUDA cores comparable to an RTX 5070, up to 128 GB of LPDDR5X memory and a 65‑120 W TDP. The device is slated for announcement on 31 May, coinciding with Nvidia's keynote in Taipei, with first units expected in October 2026 and volume production in early 2027.

Separately, rumors circulating ahead of Computex suggest Asus may announce a new handheld console, the ROG Ally 2. The speculation, triggered by a German YouTuber, points to a potential refresh rather than a generational jump, likely using an existing AMD Ryzen Z2 APU instead of a new chip. Possible enhancements include an OLED display, better battery life, refined ergonomics and improved cooling. No official details on a new AMD or Intel processor have been confirmed, and the outlook remains cautious.

Both leaks underscore the anticipation surrounding early‑year hardware showcases at Computex, highlighting Nvidia's entry into ARM‑based laptops and Asus's possible next step in its portable gaming lineup.