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But if you can’t beat them, join them. That’s what Lenovo did with the Legion Go S. It is not a successor to Legion Go S Legion Go—the company introduced the Legion Go 2 prototype with some minor improvements—but it’s an alternate version that comes in two variants: Windows or SteamOS. This makes it the first licensed handheld game console to run SteamOS. Unfortunately, there is no dual boot option; Although you can run third-party game stores on SteamOS, such as the Epic Games Store, you must select your preferred operating system at checkout.
With SteamOS, you can take advantage of cloud saves, so you can stop playing on your desktop or laptop and switch to Legion Go S without losing progress. You can also stream games from your PC to the console if they are more graphically demanding (as long as you have a good internet connection).
Aside from the software, the Legion Go S variants share the same hardware. They are powered by AMD’s Ryzen Z2 Go or Ryzen Z1 Extreme, equipped with an 8-inch LCD display with a resolution of 1,920 X 1,200 pixels. 120-Hz variable refresh rate. The display is smaller and lower in size compared to the original Legion Go, which makes for better battery life, although it also helps that the battery is more powerful at 55.5 watt-hours. It doesn’t have removable controllers, though you can use the two USB-C ports to connect it to a monitor for a desktop-like experience, and there’s a microSD card slot for expanding storage.
The Windows-powered Legion Go S starts at $730 and arrives this month, though other configurations with newer chipsets will be available in May, starting at $600. The SteamOS version starts at $500 and launches in May.
Monitor Speakers with Personal Audio
Lenovo has dozens of new CES products, but the latest gizmo that caught my eye is the ThinkCentre M90a Pro Gen 6. all in one computer. It doesn’t sound that exciting (it’s all too rare), but Lenovo has injected this machine with a new technology called “Lenovo Focus Sound”. It’s almost like a movie on a screen that streams audio specifically to you — using a machine learning algorithm and a built-in camera, it makes sure that only you hear the audio from the monitor, so nearby colleagues don’t. you are dating secretly Love Island.
It sounds weird – almost like someone is whispering in your ear – but it works! I stood directly in front of the computer and listened to the demo tape, and the people next to me couldn’t hear a thing. I pulled a little to the right, the sound disappeared. It seems useful for office environments, but then again, headphones are already available. Still, the technology is cool, even if it sounds a little disturbing. The M90a Pro Gen 6 goes on sale this quarter and starts at $2,539.
