Lenovo (00992) announces SteamOS gaming handheld: the world's first officially licensed device.

On January 9th, during the highly anticipated CES 2025 in the global technology industry, Lenovo (00992) once again became the focus of attention, attracting many eyes with its two new Legion Go S gaming handheld console products, stirring up waves in the gaming hardware market and bringing new choices to the player community. Lenovo Legion Go S debuts The Legion Go S gaming handheld console released by Lenovo this time runs on Windows system. It is equipped with an 8'' WUXGA 16:10 120Hz PureSight touchscreen, which can display smooth visuals, ensuring a certain level of visual experience for players when operating games. In terms of processor configuration, players have two options. The first is the AMD Z2 Go processor customized by Lenovo, which can meet the requirements of regular game operation and ensure stability; the second is the AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor, paired with up to 32GB 7500MHz LPDDR5X RAM and a 3-cell 55.5Whr battery, providing stronger computational support for running large games and handling multitasking. The weight of the console body is about 730 grams, relatively lightweight and easy for players to carry around. Whether traveling by plane, train, or car, players can easily operate the console by hand. It also supports Wi-Fi 6e, with improved network connectivity, and has two USB 4 ports and a microSD card reader at the top, making it convenient to connect external monitors and other devices to meet players' gaming expansion needs in different scenarios, and also providing some convenience for desktop gaming. Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS version debuts Also released is the Lenovo Legion Go S SteamOS version gaming handheld console, which is the world's first officially authorized product of its kind. It combines the hardware performance of the Legion Go S with the SteamOS operating system. SteamOS is optimized by Valve, focusing on the gaming experience. Its cloud storage function breaks the barrier between PC gaming and handheld gaming. When players switch devices to play games, they can quickly connect to their previous progress. In addition, players can access the Steam store and Steam library through this console, accessing a vast amount of game resources, covering popular AAA titles and niche independent games, expanding players' range of game choices, and providing a new way for players seeking an upgrade in handheld gaming experience. Overall, the two new Legion Go S products introduced by Lenovo at CES 2025 are tailored based on research on player needs, with targeted layouts in portability, performance configuration, and game resource access. This not only consolidates Lenovo's position in the gaming hardware field but also objectively prompts the gaming handheld console industry to have more considerations in terms of technological improvement and user experience enhancement, potentially driving further industry development in the future and bringing more practical gaming equipment to players.