MSI Computer Japan is in an October launch window, with the MAG 321UPD E14 gaming monitor due October 1, the MAG 275QF E20 due October 8, and a Tokyo Game Show booth at Makuhari Messe from September 17 to 21. The portable gaming PC Claw 8 Ex AI+, built on Intel's Arc G3 Extreme, launched in Japan on July 29.
MSI Computer Japan has spent the last several months rolling out hardware across four lines at once. The Claw 8 Ex AI+, a handheld gaming PC built on Intel's Arc G3 Extreme SoC, was shown at COMPUTEX 2026 in June and launched in Japan on July 29. July 22 announcement gave the July 29 date without pricing. Tested in June against the AYANEO KONKR FIT with AMD's Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, the Claw 8 Ex AI+ posted higher frame rates in multiple benchmarks, particularly with XeSS enabled, though the unit tested was a pre-production sample and driver issues kept Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 out of the run.
On the desktop side, MSI released the GeForce RTX 5060 8G VENTUS 2X OC V1 in September, a Blackwell card with no RGB lighting and a dual-fan TORX FAN 5.0 cooler. The warranty on GeForce RTX 50 series cards is two years. The notebook line moved next: the Cyborg-15-C13WFO-5899JP went on sale September 17 at open price, pairing a Core i7 CPU with an RTX 5060 Laptop GPU at up to 70W in a 1.98 kg chassis.
Monitors close out the run. The MAG 321UPD E14 arrives October 1 at around 76,800 yen with a dual mode that switches between 4K UHD at 144Hz and Full HD at 288Hz, plus display modes that resize the image to 24.5 or 27 inches. The MAG 275QF E20 follows on October 8 at around 31,800 yen: 27-inch WQHD, 200Hz, 0.5ms GTG minimum, RAPID IPS panel, HDR, AI Vision, G-SYNC Compatible, PIP and PBP, anti-flicker and blue light cut.
MSI's Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth runs September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe, booth 08-N18 in General Exhibition Hall 8, with gaming notebooks, desktops, monitors, components, and gaming devices on display, plus stage events and participatory content on the public days.
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MSI Computer Japan will begin selling the MAG 275QF E20 gaming monitor on October 8, with an expected street price around 31,800 yen. The 27-inch display carries WQHD resolution, a 200Hz refresh rate, and a 0.5ms response time listed as a GTG minimum. MSI uses a RAPID IPS panel, which the company says drives faster than a conventional IPS panel to reduce afterimage in fast-moving video such as FPS and racing games. The monitor supports HDR, AI Vision, and G-SYNC Compatible, and it carries PIP and PBP modes so a game console feed and a PC screen can run side by side. Anti-flicker and blue light cut functions are included for long sessions, whether gaming or work. MSI announced the model on October 1 and set the October 8 sale date at the same time.
2d ago
MSI Computer Japan will begin selling the MAG 321UPD E14 gaming monitor on October 1, with an expected price of around 76,800 yen. The monitor's dual mode switches between 4K UHD at 144Hz and Full HD at 288Hz. The 4K setting suits RPGs and other titles that lean on visual detail, while the Full HD high refresh setting suits competitive games such as FPS titles that reward reaction speed. The screen also offers display modes that resize the image to the equivalent of 24.5 inches or 27 inches. The panel is IPS, which sources note for color reproduction and viewing angles, and it supports HDR. MSI pairs it with AI Vision, FreeSync Premium, anti-flicker, and blue light cut functions. Connected to a compatible next-generation home console, the monitor supports up to 4K at 120Hz.
Sep 11
MSI Computer Japan released the GeForce RTX 5060 8G VENTUS 2X OC V1, a graphics card built on NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture. It has no RGB lighting and uses an original dual-fan cooler with MSI's TORX FAN 5.0 design, which links the outer edges of three fan blades for steadier airflow to the heatsink. The dual-fan layout keeps the card compact for a range of cases, and the warranty on GeForce RTX 50 series cards is two years.
Sep 10
MSI Computer Japan will release the retail model Cyborg-15-C13WFO-5899JP from its Cyborg 15 C13W gaming notebook line starting September 17, at open price. The machine pairs a Core i7 CPU with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Laptop GPU running at up to 70W, and weighs about 1.98 kg. Ports include Wi-Fi 6E, wired LAN, USB3.2 Gen2 Type-C and HDMI, with USB PD charging supported.
Sep 7
MSI Computer Japan details its Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth at Makuhari Messe, September 17 to 21. Located at 08-N18 in General Exhibition Hall 8, it will display gaming notebooks, desktops, monitors, PC components, and gaming devices. Public days feature stage events, campaigns, and participatory content.
Jul 22
MSI Computer Japan announced on July 22 that the portable gaming PC Claw 8 Ex AI+, featuring Intel's Arc G3 Extreme SoC, will launch in Japan on July 29. The device was first shown at COMPUTEX 2026 in June. Pricing has not been disclosed. The Arc G3 Extreme offers higher graphics performance than AMD SoCs common in portable gaming PCs.
Jun 23
4Gamer tested the MSI Claw 8 Ex AI+, a handheld gaming PC with Intel's Arc G3 Extreme SoC, against the AYANEO KONKR FIT with AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470. In multiple benchmarks, the Intel-powered device showed higher frame rates, particularly with XeSS enabled. The unit is a pre-production sample, and driver issues prevented testing Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The final product's release date is not yet announced.