Lenovo is reportedly readying its own gaming PC handheld to rival the industry-standard Steam Deck and ASUS' new ROG Ally. According to a report from Windows Central, Lenovo is preparing a new handheld PC gaming device powered by Windows 11. Built out of the same design philosophy as its competitors (pairing a screen with console-like controllers), the Legion Go should bring gamers on the go another Windows 11-powered system that could double as a games console and portable PC platform.
It's expected that the Lenovo Legion Go will follow more or less the same design language as both the Steam Deck and ROG Ally - there isn't much leeway in how handhelds are designed if they're to remain portable, comfortable, and practical. It's currently unknown what a "Lenovo Legion Go" handheld actually means in terms of its design, button arrangement, and other usability concerns. Still, perhaps Lenovo's previous work on the Lenovo Play (which never saw the light of day) can give us an idea of what to expect.
