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ONMO+ cloud gaming console launches in India at ₹4,999
ONMO has launched the ONMO+, a controller-style console priced at Rs 4,999 that streams Windows games from cloud servers running AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX graphics and connects to Steam, Hindustan Times…
ONMO has launched the ONMO+, a controller-style console priced at Rs 4,999 that streams Windows games from cloud servers running AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX graphics and connects to Steam, Hindustan Times reported in a review, with an Essential Pass subscription priced at Rs 399 a month required to play. Executive Vice President Rahul Raina said ONMO will continue on this price and that any subscription change will not breach Rs 500 a month, even as Sony's PlayStation 5 has seen price rises of around Rs 10,000 at retailers. The console streamed in Full HD across a Windows laptop, an Apple Mac, a smartphone and a smart TV, running titles such as Cricket 26, Cyberpunk 2077, God of War, Dune Awakening and a playable Grand Theft Auto V, ONMO plans 4K streaming, and Raina named EA, Ubisoft Connect and Microsoft Game Pass as additions customers expect. Raina said buyer usage splits evenly between phones, computers and TVs, and the console's battery lasted about 20 hours.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The AMD server-side graphics Raina describes, and his reference to the coming Grand Theft Auto VI, are ONMO's own claims about future readiness rather than independent verification, and the piece records a further problem for ONMO: the successors to these GPUs carry less VRAM, which it puts down to the geopolitical situation affecting all things compute. A Rs 4,999 entry price is a genuine point of contrast with the PlayStation 5's recent retail price rises, but the ongoing cost depends on the subscription holding at Raina's stated Rs 500 ceiling. ONMO's move from Full HD to the 4K tier it has planned, and the higher tier subscription Hindustan Times says may come with it, are the next things to be set.
Source: www.hindustantimes.com
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