Lenovo announced its plans to enter the handheld gaming PC market back in September and two months later, the Legion Go is now finally in Lenovo's stores. Depending on where you live, two models are up for grabs, with both sporting a huge 8.8-inch screen, lots of RAM and storage, plus a decent sized battery.
Just as with some of the handheld PCs already on the market, the Legion Go uses AMD's Z1 Extreme (effectively the same silicon as the Ryzen 7 7840U) APU to handle all CPU and GPU duties. That houses eight Zen 4 CPU cores and 12 RNDA 3 GPU compute units, although Lenovo's UK landing page for the Legion Go suggests that some regions might be offered models using the lower spec Z1 chip.
