However, the main difference of the novelty is that it is more reminiscent of the Nintendo Switch.
The first photos of the device show that the Legion Go’s design includes detachable controllers, similar to the joy-cons of Nintendo’s brainchild. Also, the button placement is reminiscent of the Rog Ally and the screen is expected to be 8 inches.
Most interesting, however, is that Legion Go will run on Windows 11, making it a potential alternative to a gaming PC. Users will be able to play their favorite games on the go.
The heart of the device is said to be the new AMD Phoenix processor, which promises a high-quality gaming experience.
Source: Ferra
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