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Cloud Gaming Firm haimacloud Launches GEAR Hybrid Handheld With Snapdragon 865 and Cloud RTX GPUs

October 5

Chinese cloud gaming and GPU computing provider haimacloud has launched the haimacloud GEAR, a handheld it describes as a device-cloud hybrid: the console runs Android locally on a Qualcomm…

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