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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com August 1 news, PC game handheld field is heating up in recent years, Valve's Steam Deck and Asustek's ROG Ally have achieved good results. Now, another company is about to be involved.

▲ image source AMD according to foreign media WindowsCentral reported that Lenovo is developing a PC game handset called "Legion Go", which will use Windows 11 system to achieve greater PC game compatibility. In addition, the product is expected to carry AMD Ruilong 7040 series chips, which AMD will position in ultra-thin areas, focusing on game handheld, artificial intelligence and ultrabook products.

▲ Legion Play rendered, source Windows Central according to the media's prediction, the Legion Go could be equipped with an 8-inch screen, making it larger than the Asustek ROG Ally or Steam Deck, both of which have a 7-inch display. Console games are usually designed for larger monitors or even televisions, while it may be difficult to see UI elements on smaller screens, especially if the game does not have the UI zoom option.

It should be noted that it is not known whether Legion Go will be officially launched, and Lenovo has not officially confirmed the existence of this product.

Lenovo, a prototype of ▲ Legion Play, developed an Android handset called Legion Play in 2021, but it was not officially launched. Although Lenovo has never confirmed the product, there is relevant information on the official website, at least indicating that Lenovo had plans for a sale.

For more information about Legion Go, CTOnews.com will also keep an eye on and bring the latest report.

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