Lenovo 'Legion Go” handheld console revealed: Windows system and Switch features integrated

According to a report from Windows Central last month, Lenovo is actively developing a new handheld gaming PC called "Legion Go". Recently, Windows Report exposed the first batch of renderings of this handheld console, revealing part of the mystery for consumers

According to Windows Report, Lenovo’s “Legion Go” is designed to be similar to the much-anticipated Steam The Deck has a lot in common with devices like the Asus ROG Ally, and it also has things in common with the Nintendo Switch. As can be seen from the exposed renderings, "Legion Go" is equipped with an eight-inch screen and is equipped with Joy-Con handle-like controllers on both sides. These controllers are detachable and also come with a Switch OLED-like controller. Wide stand

#Interestingly, as can be seen from the exposed pictures, the "Legion Go" controller is only equipped with a touchpad on the right side, and with In contrast, the Steam Deck's controllers are equipped with touchpads on both sides. However, there is a scroll wheel on the back of the right controller of "Legion Go", which has also triggered speculation that this handheld console may have a touch screen function

At the same time, the "Legion Go" in the rendering "There seems to be no overemphasis on thin and light design, which may mean that it will have better performance in battery life, unlike the compromises made by ASUS ROG Ally and others in battery life when pursuing thin and light design

According to the editor’s understanding, this device called “Legion Go” will be equipped with the new Windows 11 operating system, which means that users can play various Windows games that are compatible with the device specifications. Previously, Windows Central revealed that the handheld console will use the same AMD Phoenix processor as the recent or upcoming Windows handheld consoles such as ROG Ally

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that Lenovo has entered the field of handheld gaming devices. . At the 2021 CES, Lenovo and its partner NEC demonstrated a concept machine called "LaVie Mini". In addition, Lenovo also launched a handheld device based on the Android system called "Legion Play". However, “Legion Go” seems to focus more on substantive market competition. At present, the performance parameters, functional features, pricing and other details of “Legion Go” have not been disclosed. We still need to wait patiently for further releases from Lenovo or the announcement of real machine reviews

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