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So, there’s this vibe I got while scrolling through Reddit, you know, casually avoiding my responsibilities. Ever been there? Anyway, stumbled upon a wild throwback to Lenovo’s handheld gaming universe — apparently, a proto-something-or-other of their next-gen thingy, which we’ll call the Legion Go 2 because why not.
And here’s the kicker: some Redditor, Worth_Spot, claims these bad boys are floating around on Chinese second-hand sites. Wild, right? It seems after Lenovo shut down its plant — no idea why or how, though. Honestly, probably worth a conspiracy theory thread all by itself.
Picture this: a YouTube vid shows it all, courtesy of some obscure BiliBili upload. The gadget looks like its older sibling—detachable controllers, massive 8.8-inch display. Like, who needs a TV when you can carry it around? Anyway — wait, am I rambling? The screen’s an OLED courtesy of Samsung, here to make your games pop with HDR goodness. But weirdly, it’s like, lower res this time. Only 1920 x 1200. Someone explain that logic.
Now — get this, tech enthusiasts — it’s powered by some AMD Ryzen Z2 chip doodad. And wouldn’t you know it, up to a whopping 12-core Radeon 780M GPU doing RDNA 3 magic. Personally, still trying to wrap my head around the specs but, sure, impressive. They hyped this thing at CES earlier, promising the moon, stars, and, you know, a Ryzen Z2 Extreme. Fancy names make it sound more, hmm, sci-fi?
Not to get too technical—or am I already waaaay late for that—but we’re looking at storage in the 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD ballpark. Oh, and it rides on 32GB of LPDDR5X, clocked at 7500 MHz. Who needs to remember these numbers? I mean, do they whisper tech secrets when I’m not watching or something?
And here comes a speculative bit: the price. Potential September launch with a cool $1,000 ticket. Almost makes you ponder if you’re buying a small car. With the added bonus of detachable controllers, a sweet trackpad, and versatility that lets you pretend it’s a mouse. What a time to be alive, right?
That’s all I got for you now. Be sure to follow Tom’s Hardware, or don’t, up to you. They usually drop these insights first, so, probably worth checking out if you’re into this tech maze.
