OneXFly APEX Air Portable Gaming PC Launches in Japan on September 11
The OneXFly APEX Air brings Intel's Arc G3 Extreme SoC to the OneXFly line in a lighter chassis, launching September 11 at 298,000 yen with a Tokyo Game Show 2026 appearance to follow.
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Tenku will release ONE-NETBOOK's OneXFly APEX Air portable gaming PC in Japan on September 11. The variation model of the OneXFly APEX carries Intel's Arc G3 Extreme SoC, 32GB of memory, and 1TB of storage for 298,000 yen. The 8-inch 120Hz LCD unit weighs about 639g without the battery, down from roughly 699g. Reservations are open, and the unit will appear at the ONE-NETBOOK booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
The Arc G3 Extreme pairs a 14-core, 14-thread CPU with the Intel Arc B390 GPU, built on the third-generation Xe3 architecture, plus an NPU for AI processing. ONE-NETBOOK's verification puts the chip at more than 1.5 times the 3DMark performance of the Core Ultra 7 258V, and at 1920x1200 on High settings it runs Black Myth: Wukong, Cyberpunk 2077, Nioh, and Dying Light: The Beast at around 90fps.
The smaller motherboard trims the nominal weight without battery from about 699g to 639g. Cooling uses two air fans, four copper heat pipes, and a large heatsink, and the 85Wh detachable battery and kickstand carry over. The Xbox-layout gamepads are fixed to the unit, unlike the OneXPlayer 3. Ports include USB4, USB 3.2 Type-C and Type-A, a headset jack, microSD, and a Mini SSD slot.
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