
After numerous leaks, the Lenovo Legion Go S has officially been unveiled, and it’s the first non-Steam Deck handheld to run SteamOS. Weighing just 1.6-pounds, the handheld gaming PC boasts a vibrant 8” WUXGA PureSight touchscreen display with a 16:10 aspect ratio and 120Hz refresh rate.

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First unveiled back in 2023, the Lenovo laptop concept with an unusual rollable display is purported to be going into production and will be showcased at CES 2025 next month. If true, the sixth-generation Lenovo ThinkBook Plus would officially become the first rollable display-equipped laptop headed to retail stores.

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There’s this ultrawide Nintendo DS-inspired device, and then the Lenovo Legion Go S, a much more straight forward handheld gaming PC that will reportedly be unveiled at CES 2025 in Las Vegas next month. Unlike the company’s previous handheld, this one is rumored to run SteamOS, a Linux-based operating system developed by Valve for use on the Steam Deck.

Aesthetically, a transparent laptop will turn more heads than the all-new Lenovo Auto Twist AI PC concept, but the latter boasts Dual Degree of Freedom automatic rotation. In other words, it continually tracks user movements to ensure optimal display visibility, keeping you front and center during meetings, presentations, or just personal use.

The Lenovo Legion Go handheld gaming PC can be used for much more than just games, and you can get one for $550.11 shipped, originally $699.99. Featuring an 8.8″ Lenovo PureSight Gaming WQXGA touchscreen display that can also be used to navigate Windows or any other operating system installed. Product page.

This 16″ Lenovo B210 ECO Laptop Backpack may be budget priced, but it doesn’t lack in storage space, and you can get one today for $9.49, originally $17.99. Nestled within the interior are several quick access compartments for mobile devices, business cards, and everyday tools. Product page.

Measuring in at just 163 x 79 x 20mm, the smartphone-sized Lenovo Chromebox Micro computer has officially launched, with prices starting at $244 USD. This machine is designed to fit into nearly any kiosk or signage solution and built for 24/7 digital display deployments in high-traffic facilities.

Priced at around $653 (€599), the Lenovo Legion Tab claims to bridge the gap between PC and mobile gaming. This Android gaming tablet features an 8.8″ 2.5K QHD+ Lenovo PureSight screen with a 144Hz refresh rate, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, 12GB of RAM, 256GB of internal storage, and a 6550mAh battery.

