It’d be one thing if this was the experience all handhelds had to settle for, but it isn’t. Lenovo is actually releasing a version of the Legion Go S with SteamOS installed, and it’s worth ...

At the 2025 tech trade show, Lenovo aims to continue its hot streak with the formal launch of the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable, an all-new business laptop that's billed as "the world's first ...

It’s an all-around great choice for students and ... and colleagues. The Lenovo Yoga lineup is one of the reasons why Lenovo is such a popular laptop brand. This is a 2-in-1 laptop with a ...

Beyond your expected next-generation refreshes, tech's biggest trade show was all about getting more people to buy into the idea of AI-powered PCs this year. And then there's Lenovo, which ...

It's pricey but provides plenty of value as a big-screen all-in-one for both work and entertainment. The customizable 31.5-inch model at Lenovo starts at $1,450 for a configuration with a Core ...

Lenovo has dozens of new CES products, but one last gizmo that stood out to me is the ThinkCentre M90a Pro Gen 6 all-in-one computer. It doesn't sound all that exciting (all-in-ones rarely are ...

For those on a budget, the Lenovo ... all day and even play a mobile game. It also supports the USI Stylus, despite not having it included in the box. But you don’t need to buy one as the ...

At first glance, Lenovo’s ... more staring down all day — and, according to Lenovo, reduced strain after a marathon day staring at your monitor. Ergonomics has long been one of Lenovo ...

Most of this info comes courtesy of Lenovo Senior Community Manager Ben Green, who hosted a 2 hour live stream yesterday about all things Legion gaming. Green and his colleague Benjamin Myers ...

namely a new version of Lenovo’s Legion Go. On the show floor, PCWorld’s Adam Patrick Murray got his handheld-loving hands all over both versions of the Legion Go S — one running SteamOS ...

And at $499, it’ll be a true Steam Deck rival, joining it as one of the lower-priced PC ... while retaining the dual USB 4 ports. But Lenovo isn’t going all in on SteamOS.

Meanwhile, another new Lenovo laptop could signify the beginning of the end for one of the company’s trademark technologies: the trackpoint. The trackpoint – the small red rubber pointing ...