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Microsoft offers an update on the Xbox Ally X stock situation, as supplies dwindle already in various territories.

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Master modder Eddie Zarick, whose previous creations include PlayStation 4 and Xbox One laptops, has revealed his latest work, and it's the grandest of them all. The PlayBox is a custom-made laptop ...

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Owen S. Good is a longtime veteran of video games writing, well known for his coverage of sports and racing games. The guy who made the Xbook and the PlayBook “laptops” that take Xbox One and ...

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The PlayBox is the laptop of every gamer's dreams. Zarick has previously created separate portable Playstation 4 and Xbox One laptops called, respectively, the Playbook 4 and the Xbook One. He's also ...