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Lenovo has unintentionally confirmed the existence of two new upcoming handheld gaming consoles. The corporate just lately shared documentation for its new Legion Go USB-C Dock, the place the brochure lists help for 2 new units: the Legion Go Gen 2 and Legion Go Lite.
This isn’t the primary time there was a point out of the Legion Go Lite. In Could, Windows Central reported that Lenovo is engaged on a Lite model of the unique Legion Go. It was urged that this smaller 7-inch machine could be powered by the identical AMD Z1 sequence chipset and would characteristic sure refinements and a lower cost tag.
Simply two days in the past, there was one other leak by YouTuber NITRXX, who posted photographs of what appears to be the outer shell of the Legion Go Lite. By the appears to be like of it, the brand new Legion Go Lite could characteristic fastened controllers, not like the unique Legion Go, eliminating the necessity for devoted mouse {hardware}. It may even have a smaller trackpad beneath the proper analog stick, fewer rear buttons, and repositioned auxiliary buttons.
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As for the Legion Go Gen 2, there isn’t loads of info at hand other than its title. That is the primary time such a product has been talked about, and it may probably be the precise successor to the present Legion Go.
Lenovo’s authentic Legion Go options the AMD Ryzen Z1 Excessive, 16GB of LPDDR5X-7500 RAM, and as much as 1TB of PCIe Gen4 SSD storage, which is akin to rivals just like the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally. What distinguishes the Legion Go is its bigger 8-inch show and detachable controllers, much like the Nintendo Change.
There isn’t any credible info, however we count on the Legion Go Gen 2 to characteristic an upgraded chipset. AMD has new chips within the type of the Ryzen 8000 and its newest Ryzen AI 300, which are out there on varied laptops and mini PCs. Whereas shifting to a brand new AMD Z2 or Z2 Extreme could be the pure course, Intel’s newest Lunar Lake chips are fairly promising and could also be an acceptable match for future handheld gaming consoles.
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