SMACH Z announcement at E3

Los Angeles, US, June 20th, 2019 - Between the 11th and the 13th of June, the SMACH Z was available for the first time in E3 convention in Los Angeles.

More than 66,000 people attended the tradeshow and +5,700 took the opportunity to try the SMACH Z with several pre-installed games such as Doom, Fallout 4, Rocket League, Cuphead, Monster Hunter World and more.

On the 1st day of the E3, the company announced that a waiting list was open for those who want to get their SMACH Z shipped in 2019. With a $10 reservations gamers can save their spot to get one of the limited units that will be produced this year.

Youtubers, TV programs, magazines and specialized websites visited the booth to check firsthand the console capabilities.

All those approaching the SMACH Z for the first time were surprised by how smoothly this handheld console run AAA games.

"The visitors seemed very interested in our console. We did not expect so many people to visit us and to get enthusiastic about the SMACH Z. We saw a positive effect also in terms of reservations: the number of people in the waiting list are increasing day by day." - Daniel Fernandez, CEO of SMACH Z

More about SMACH Z

Unlike traditional consoles, SMACH Z allows you to access all PC games, indie as well as AAA (Steam, Origin, GOG, etc.).

Thanks to its AMD Ryzen Embedded V1605B SoC with AMD Radeon Vega 8 Graphics, the SMACH Z has a power and graphic quality never before achieved by a portable device.

The battery life can be between 2 and 7 hours of playtime and it charges in only 45 minutes.

The SMACH Z is a PC in form of a console, so it allows you to install Windows or Linux, work in Excel, it has a front camera to make video calls, you can also surf the Internet, play music or watch movies. It can also be connected to a keyboard, a screen or a mouse and be used just like a desktop PC. It has a 6-inch high-definition touchscreen, so you can watch movies comfortably or connect to your Netflix account or any streaming platform.

Last updated: Sep 25, 2019 at 05:39 pm CDT