Yet another leak on Lenovo’s upcoming handhelds, but this time the leak came from none other than Lenovo itself (as spotted by Videocardz). The company has inadvertently revealed the existence of two models, the Legion Go Gen Two, and the Legion Go Lite, in a product brochure document.
Legion Go Gen Two Spotted
The document in question is a product brochure for the Legion Go’s USB-C Dock, which was released just this August. In the final page of the file, it lists three devices under the ‘Supported System’ section, which includes: Legion Go Gen One, Legion Go Gen Two, and Legion Go Lite.
The first product in that list is the one already in the market, while the third one is only uncovered in a recent leak. That leaves the second one being the first known instance of the Legion Go successor’s existence. Interestingly, as NotebookCheck points out, a second brochure document with similar content didn’t list the two unannounced models; instead, only the Legion Go is mentioned (without labelling it as ‘Gen One’).
No hardware specs were revealed in this leak, though – but it’s safe to say the new console will likely be using AMD’s upcoming Ryzen Z2 Extreme processor, of which the chipmaker has already confirmed that it will be targeting early 2025 launch. However, the exact specs of the chip is still unclear, though we know it’ll pack 8 CPU cores.
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