Lenovo Legion Go Gaming Handheld Images Leak

Some pictures that were leaked online confirm that Lenovo is making a new gaming device that you can hold in your hands. This device is meant to compete with other similar devices like the Steam Deck and Rog Ally. The pictures show that it takes some ideas from these other devices.

The screen on this Lenovo gaming device is expected to be about 8 inches in size. The buttons are placed in a way that’s similar to the Rog Ally from Asus. It also has a small touch-sensitive pad like the Steam Deck. But the most interesting thing is that it borrows an idea from the Nintendo Switch—it has detachable parts that you can take off. This probably means that the screen can also be touched like a smartphone.

On the back of this Lenovo device, there are a couple of buttons on the shoulders, some triggers on the back, and on the sides, and a wheel. There’s also a big hole for air to go in and out. This hole is important because there’s a strong computer part inside (called the AMD Phoenix processor), and it needs to stay cool. This processor is like the brain of the device, and it will run a special version of Windows 11.

When it comes to plugging things in, the pictures show that this device has two small USB ports, a place to put your headphones, buttons to control the volume, a button to turn it on and off, and a small slot where you can put a memory card to make the device store more stuff.

The Lenovo Legion Go is different from other similar devices because it has a bigger screen and you can take its parts off, just like the Nintendo Switch. Also, since it runs Windows 11, it can play many different computer games, not just a few. But for this device to be popular, it needs to be good inside (hardware) and not cost too much. That’s what will make it succeed or not.