According to the latest report, Intel’s dedicated Panther Lake chips for gaming handhelds are now expected to officially debut at the Computex 2026 show. Intel already confirmed at CES 2026 that these chips are coming, and hopefully, we could see some of the first devices at Computex 2026.
As detailed by Videocardz.com, Intel could announce two SKUs, Arc G3 and Arc G3 Extreme, with a roadmap pointing to a Q2 2026 announcement window. The source also pointed out that the first devices might ship later than Q2, but some of the first devices might show up at the Computex 2026 show.
In the latest material, the GPU part of the SKU also got a name change to Arc B390 and Arc B370 branding, while the TDP rating of the Arc G3 series starts at 25W configurable TDP and reaches 65W to 80W with maximum turbo frequencies.
The source also confirmed that the chip is ready and some OEMs are already testing it, with MSI and OneXPlayer as the first to be mentioned, while GPD, Acer, and Microsoft have been spotted as partners at the CES 2026 show. Strangely, ASUS and Lenovo, as handheld makers, are not yet mentioned.
Hopefully, we’ll get more information as we draw closer to the Computex 2026 show, which kicks off in Taiwan on June 2nd.
