Lenovo Legion Go S Review
The Lenovo Legion Go S is a smaller handheld gaming PC, packed with an AMD Z2 Go APU, 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. But can it keep up with the recent run of excellent gaming handhelds?
The Steam Deck 2 doesn't need to happen because Valve will win either way (though I hope it does)
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JSAUX 6-in-1 docking station review: a boon for ROG Ally and Steam Deck players
Whether you need to charge your Steam Deck or dock your Asus ROG Ally, the JSAUX 6-in-1 docking station handles it all ...
Lenovo Legion Go S vs ASUS ROG Ally: Which handheld is better?
As I previously explained, the Lenovo Legion Go S is coming in both a Windows 11 version that sells for $729.99 and then ...
SteamOS Expansion: Valve’s Plan to Challenge Windows in Gaming
SteamOS is taking on Windows in the gaming world. Explore Valve's bold move to create a competitive, Linux-based gaming ...
Lenovo Legion Go S Review: Comfortable, but Compromised
The Lenovo Legion Go S is an extraordinarily comfortable handheld that seems poised to best compete against the cheaper Steam ...
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iPhone 16 To SteamOS | Tom's Guide Answers Your Comments And Questions
Is the iPhone 16’s camera control button actually useful? What’s the best budget phone you can get in 2024? Will SteamOS be the future of gaming handhelds? Find out as we answer your top comments and ...
The Lenovo Legion Go S could have blown the Steam Deck out of the water - if it wasn't for its high asking price
It's not completely over for the Lenovo Legion Go S up against the Steam Deck, but its Windows 11 model isn't a great start.
Lenovo Legion Go S — 3 reasons to buy and 3 reasons to skip
The Lenovo Legion Go S is the latest Windows 11 handheld to release, but is it worth buying? Here are 3 reasons to buy and 3 ...
Valve shoots down rumors of RDNA4-based Steam Console — it routinely tests new hardware that isn't put into its own devices
Rumors of a new Steam Console using RDNA4 are greatly exaggerated, but there's clearly a future for Steam-branded hardware.