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James Bentley

Lenovo is showing off 'the future of handheld gaming' next month and Valve being involved could signal it uses SteamOS

The Lenovo Legion Go on a red background and playing Baldur's Gate 3.

Windows isn't the only operating system for PC gamers, as Valve has amply demonstrated with its Linux-based software, SteamOS. However, support for it has been lacking in non-Valve hardware, until now. Lenovo's next major handheld might support SteamOS—and we should see it in just a few weeks.

As reported by The Verge, according to an email sent to tech writer Sean Hollister, Lenovo promises its CES 2025 event on January 7 will show the "future of handheld gaming firsthand". In that same email, Valve is reported to be a special guest, which isn't inherently interesting until you pair it with news from last week.

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