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GPD WIN Max shown running The Witcher 3 thanks to 10th Gen Intel Core CPU

GPD WIN Max shown running The Witcher 3 thanks to 10th Gen Intel Core CPU

Posted on March 16, 2020 By Jarvis

Technology and manufacturing have truly come a long way if an 8-inch “laptop” can run AAA games. At least that’s the idea that China-based GPD (GamePad Digital) is trying to make with its biggest and most ambitious product to date. The GPD WIN Max aims to combine the best of both worlds in a small size and while the demonstration might be impressive, there is still one important question that remains unaddressed.
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