DOC UQAB-001 · REV B · 2026
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Uqab is a hybrid console built like good hardware should be: the Core carries the silicon, the Wing turns it into a handheld, and the Nest turns it into a desktop console. When faster chips arrive, you swap one module — not the whole machine.
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MODE A — HANDHELD: CORE SEATS IN THE WING'S REAR BAY · 8″ OLED · 80 Wh+
Three design principles, stated up front the way a datasheet states its operating conditions.
Screens, batteries, and controls outlast processors by years. With Uqab you keep the high-quality display, controller, and dock you paid for, and swap only the Core when a new generation arrives.
A dedicated device with a tailored OS that starts directly into your library in seconds. No feeds, no notifications, no doomscrolling — a console that respects your time instead of hijacking it.
Latest-generation silicon paired with solid-state active cooling for whisper-quiet operation — targeting 60+ FPS at 1080p on high settings, with minimal upscaling required.
Three modules. One edge connector. Designed for longevity, repairability, and cost-effective upgrades across generations.
The swappable brain: processor, RAM, storage, and wireless on one slab. Upgradable across generations through a high-speed PCIe edge connector.
The handheld body: 8″ high-refresh display, a large battery, hall-effect controls, and adult-sized grips for long, comfortable sessions.
The desktop body: a docking station with full I/O, advanced cooling that unlocks the processor's full performance, and a real graphics-card slot for 4K gaming.
Targets for the first production revision. Subject to change as prototyping continues.
| Processor | Intel® Arc™ G3 — 14-core CPU, up to 4.6 GHz |
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| Graphics | Intel® Arc™ B370, 10 Xe3 cores≈ RTX 4050 Mobile class |
| Memory | 16–32 GB LPDDR5X, 8533 MT/sLPCAMM2 socket — user-upgradeable |
| Storage | 512 GB – 1 TB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD |
| Cooling | Solid-state active coolingWhisper-quiet, sub-20 dBA |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 7 + next-generation Bluetooth |
| Interconnect | Durable high-speed edge connector, PCIe Gen 5 speeds |
| Display | 8″ OLED, 144 Hz with VRR for tear-free gaming |
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| Battery | 80 Wh+ ~60% larger than Steam Deck OLED |
| Controls | Hall-effect thumbsticks (zero stick drift), quiet face buttons, HD haptics |
| Ergonomics | Adult-sized grips for hours of cramp-free play |
| GPU slot | Full x16 PCIe Gen 5 slot, x8 populated — >98% of desktop performanceReference: desktop 100% · OCuLink 85–90% |
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| Cooling | Additional cooling unlocks the processor's full TDP |
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All figures are engineering targets for the first revision and may change before release.
Built in the open. Photos from the bench as the Core comes together.
Kawn Electro is a solo engineering lab dedicated to modular, repairable, long-lasting hardware. Every design decision prioritises longevity and interoperability — we reject planned obsolescence in favour of devices that owners can upgrade, repair, and reconfigure over time.
Based in Saudi Arabia, the lab is committed to open-ecosystem design. Whether the project is consumer electronics or smart-home devices, the goal stays the same: hardware that respects its owner's intelligence and investment.
Visit kawnelectro.com ↗Modularity is not a feature — it's a philosophy.
Kadhem is a hardware engineer and tech enthusiast with a passion for modular, repair-friendly electronics. His work spans embedded systems, smart-home gadgets, and industrial devices — driven by the belief that great hardware should grow with its user, not be replaced.
With a professional certificate in PCB design (CPCD by PCEA) and a hands-on approach to prototyping, he brings both professional rigour and maker creativity to every project at Kawn Electro.
Open to collaboration and contract hardware design.
kadhem.alabdulmuhsin@kawnelectro.comBASED IN SAUDI ARABIA
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