2023-08-20 09:30:00
Lenovo’s new portable console leaked. It seems to merge elements from the Steam Deck and the Nintendo Switch into a single unit. Dubbed: “Lenovo Legion Go”, this combination might potentially offer Valve’s Steam Deck additional competition in the market.
A preview of the Lenovo Legion Go thanks to a leak on the portable console
In a report last month, Windows Central revealed that Lenovo has undertaken development ofa portable gaming PC. This PC, dubbed the Legion Go, runs on Windows. Windows Report released more concrete information on Wednesday. The latter released what appears to be the first images of this upcoming device.
Ses inspirations et son design
From the leak on Lenovo’s new portable console, it is clear that it seems to be inspired by several sources. Among these are the Steam Deck, the Asus ROG Ally, and of course, the Nintendo Switch. More simply, the overall design is reminiscent of these devices, while including unique elements.
The features provided by the leak on the portable console from Lenovo
According to details provided by Windows Report, the Legion Go comes with a eight inch screen. The pictures also show two removable controllers, strongly resembling the Joy-Con of the Nintendo Switch. Moreover, a wide support, similar to that of the OLED switch, can be deployed. This allows for a tabletop gaming experience.
Innovative controllers
The Legion Go’s controllers appear to be an innovative mix, combining form flat and removable Switch Joy-Con. They also incorporate the contoured, yet attached Steam Deck handles. The right controller is equipped with a touchpad, which distinguishes it from the Steam Deck. The latter has touchpads on both sides. Also, this controller has a wheel on the back.
Possibility of touch screen
One of the major leakers on Lenovo’s portable console brings us a very interesting element. Indeed, the Legion Go might be equipped witha touch screen. Additionally, the controllers are designed to be removed, inevitably reminiscent of the Switch.
A robust design
One of the most notable findings that can be gleaned from these images is the rugged design of the Legion Go. thicker design. This might be in order to integrate a more powerful battery.
Power and an operating system suitable for pro gamers
According to information provided by Windows Report, the Legion Go will be powered by Windows 11. This opens the door to the ability to play a huge range of Windows games. These games will support the specs of the device.
AMD Phoenix processors, also used in the ROG Ally and other recent Windows portable game consoles should also power the Legion Go. This leak on Lenovo’s portable console therefore suggests competition for Steam and Nintendo!
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