Lenovo has yet to announce more family members for its Legion Go handheld gaming PC, but a leak has revealed what an upcoming budget-friendly "S" option will look like.
Lenovo legion go RSS
The Lenovo Legion Go handheld gaming PC is currently available at a $200 discount off its original MSRP on Amazon US.
Lenovo's handheld gaming PC, the Legion Go, is now available with a stellar discount on Amazon, only for $533.
Lenovo is expanding its portable devices lineup with a Legion Go Gen Two and a low-cost Legion Go Lite. Leaks suggest that the Lite opts for a smaller screen, while the Gen Two uses AMD's Zen 5 chip.
_medium.jpg)
AMD has confirmed that it is working on the Z2 Extreme chip, which will be the next-generation version of its CPU used in handheld gaming PCs.
The Lenovo Legion Go is a portable gaming PC with an 8.8-inch display and side controllers that can detach from the main PC. It's available now on Amazon for its lowest price ever of $551.95.
Lenovo is reportedly working on a "lite" version of its Legion Go portable gaming PC that would be a more affordable version of the current device which has detachable controllers and more.
The Lenovo Legion Go portable gaming PC includes an 8.8-inch display and detachable controllers, among other features. It's now available for an all-new low price of $629.99 at Amazon
Microsoft is rolling out its latest Xbox software update for its game consoles and Windows PCs. It includes, among other things, a new Compact Mode interface for portable gaming PCs.
The Seagate FireCuda 520N internal SSD is the company's first 2230 model, and its smaller form factor is made to help upgrade the storage on Valve's Steam Deck and other portable PCs.
The new report claims that Microsoft did test a handheld Xbox cloud gaming device, with a lightweight version of the Xbox UI. However, that project did not move forward in favor of a streaming TV app.
The Lenovo Legion Go is the latest competitor to Valve's Steam Deck. The Windows 11 portable gaming PC includes removal side controllers, and a huge 8.8-inch QHD+ display, starting at $699.
Lenovo's Legion Go has been leaked again. The new images show that it is powered by AMD's Ryzen Z1, just like the Asus ROG Ally. It may also come with AR glasses called Legion Glasses.
New images of Lenovo's 8-inch, Windows 11-powered Legion Go gaming handheld PC have surfaced. The images reveal Joy-Con-like controllers and a thicker design than the Asus ROG Ally.
The report claims that the Lenovo Legion Go will be a Windows 11-based portable gaming PC, and that it will use the AMD Phoenix 7040 series CPUs that are normally found in ultrathin notebooks.
