Lenovo turned heads and created a strong competitor to the Steam Deck with its Windows handheld gaming PC that launched in 2023. Now, the company is working on a next-gen Legion Go 2, known lovingly as LeGo 2 by fans, that offers many of the same features as the original Legion Go, while implementing the latest AMD Ryzen Z2 handheld processor. It's definitely a device that Legion Go fans and handheld gaming PC enthusiasts should keep an eye on.
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