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Rebecca Spear

The ROG Xbox Ally X and the Legion Go 2 seem to be approaching upgradability extremely differently — and it could hurt one of them in the long run

A closeup of the left controller while connected to the Lenovo Legion Go 2.

I just recently discovered that ASUS ROG and Lenovo are approaching handheld upgradability differently, and it could have a negative effect on one of them in the long run. Let me explain.

Last week, when ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X preorders went live, SanDisk also revealed that it had designed two new WD_BLACK SSDs (solid-state drives) exclusively for these gaming handhelds. This implies that ASUS ROG has not only communicated with SanDisk on how to create these SSDs, but has also designed these upcoming handhelds with upgradability in mind.

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