Still, 2025 is a very different time from 2022. Nintendo is back with a vengeance, and there are more powerful handhelds like ...

Lenovo is rumored to be launching a new portable gaming PC, the Legion Go, which could potentially surpass the Steam Deck in graphical horsepower with its AMD Phoenix processors and large air vents.

Analyst firm Omdia predicts that the handheld PC market will grow significantly in 2025 with consumers purchasing 2.3 million ...

Lenovo’s flavor of Windows handheld is actually even more like the Switch than most Steam Deck-like handhelds, thanks to its removable controllers.

The Steam Deck and ROG Ally have drawn common comparisons to Nintendo’s hybrid console, but it looks like the Legion Go will be the first Switch-like to actually replicate the detachable ...

Both the Steam Deck and Lenovo Legion Go utilize LCD screens, but that’s where the similarities fade. The Steam Deck boasts a respectable 1280 x 800 resolution with a standard 60Hz refresh rate.

Gadgets Lenovo Is Working on Its Own Steam Deck Competitor Packing an 8-inch display, an AMD processor, and Windows 11, the ‘Legion Go’ would compete against the ASUS ROG Ally and Ayaneo Geek ...

Valve’s Steam Deck costs $399 / £349 for its entry-level 64GB model. There are also OLED models, which are $549 / £479 for the 512GB model and $649 / £569 for the 1TB model.

Lenovo is launching a Steam Deck competitor called the Legion Go which comes with up to 16 GB RAM and 1 TB storage. Learn more.

Now it’s Lenovo’s turn, and the new Legion Go goes one step further, combining features from all our favorite handhelds. It has one of the trackpads from the Steam Deck (but not two), it runs ...

Based on the images from Wednesday, Lenovo’s take on a PC gaming handheld looks similar to devices such as the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally, but it also has a lot in common with the Nintendo ...