With Legion Go gaming handheld, Lenovo takes aim at the ROG Ally

The Legion Go is a Windows-powered handheld gaming PC that will compete with the likes of the Asus ROG Ally and the Steam Deck. It’s launching in October for $699.

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Easier to play More games. Better graphics. Higher performance. Wherever the limit is with gaming, you’re closer to it with Windows 11. Stunningly beautiful visuals No tearing, no stuttering, and games are crisp and clear on the ROG Ally's 7-inch 1080p, full HD touchscreen display with a smooth 120hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync technology.

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