First Look At Lenovo Legion Go S Leaked Online

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As a seasoned gamer with decades of experience under my belt, I must admit that the news about the Lenovo Legion Go S has piqued my interest. Being a part of the gaming community since the days of the Gameboy Advance SP, I’ve seen the evolution of portable gaming devices and their transition into powerful handheld PCs.

Upcoming in the portable computer market is the upcoming Lenovo release, positioning itself as an economical choice for those seeking their initial device, particularly gamers. Prior to its official unveiling, a sneak peek of the brand-new Lenovo Legion Go S has leaked online.

According to the official images sent by Windows Central, previous speculations about a white casing for the upcoming device have proven accurate.

From the images provided, it’s clear that the new device bears a strong resemblance to the original Legion Go, except for minor adjustments in button positions and the absence of a touchpad. Notably, unlike the original Legion Go, this model does not seem to have detachable controllers.

Based on previous rumors, the Legion Go S model is expected to incorporate AMD Ryzen Z2. This setup, called Rembrandt, includes Zen3+ cores. However, since Zen4 cores are found in the original Legion Go’s more advanced system, the Ryzen Z2 configuration may offer slightly less power compared to it. In detail, the Ryzen Z2 series is rumored to contain 8 CPU cores and potentially include RDNA2 graphics.

It’s important to mention that Lenovo hasn’t verified any specifications yet. Until they do, there’s a possibility that some of the features mentioned might alter. Rumor has it that Lenovo will unveil its new handheld devices at, or near, CES 2025 in January. Additionally, we can anticipate the launch of their next-gen handheld PCs around the same timeframe.

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2024-12-03 00:18