The Legion Go is a handheld PC gaming device that Lenovo is reportedly working on, according to sources inside the company. It is expected to run on Windows 11 and compete with other similar devices like the Steam Deck and the ASUS ROG Ally. The Legion Go will feature an 8-inch display and an AMD Phoenix 7040-series APU, which promises to deliver best-in-class performance for gaming on the go.
The pricing and availability of the Legion Go are not yet confirmed, but it is likely that it will be in the same range as its rivals, which start from $399 for the Steam Deck and $699 for the ROG Ally. Lenovo may also offer different storage options and accessories for the Legion Go, as well as cloud gaming services like Xbox Cloud Gaming and NVIDIA GeForce Now. The Legion Go could be a compelling choice for PC gamers who want a portable and powerful device that can run any game they want.
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