Intel and Tencent have teamed up to create an exciting handheld gaming device that offers glasses-free 3D experiences. This gadget was first revealed in China in November last year and had its full reveal at CES 2025. As mentioned in the first announcement, this device is quite large.
Notable Features
Specifically, the Tencent 3D gaming handheld features an 11-inch display. This makes the Sunday Dragon bigger than the Legion Go, which is already considered quite large with its 8.8-inch screen. However, unlike typical handheld displays, the Sunday Dragon’s screen utilizes “naked-eye 3D” technology along with an “image interlacing algorithm.”
This means the 120Hz display can provide “naked-eye 3D visual effects.” During the initial announcement, the company indicated that the device is optimized for various PC games, including Blade & Soul, Path of Exile, and Arena Breakout: Infinite. It remains uncertain if there have been any additional advancements in this area.
Design and Functionality
In a similar fashion to the Lenovo Legion Go, the joy cons of the Tencent Sunday Dragon are detachable. It also includes a built-in kickstand at the back, allowing users to place the device on a flat surface easily.
Regarding specifications, the Tencent 3D gaming handheld is powered by the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V processor. This is one of the high-end options from the Lunar Lake series and comes with the Arc 140V iGPU, positioning it as a strong competitor against the MSI Claw 8 AI+ and the upcoming Ryzen Z2 Extreme handhelds.
Availability and Pricing
As of now, there’s no information on when the Tencent Sunday Dragon will be available for purchase, and Intel has not revealed any pricing details either. Nevertheless, since it was showcased at CES 2025, it’s likely that it will hit the global market soon (Z1 Extreme ROG Ally curr. $499.99 on Best Buy).
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