When it comes to handheld gaming PCs, there’s no secret that all of them, including the Steam Deck, have gotten immensely more expensive. That includes Lenovo’s Legion Go lineup, which has seen price hikes that put some versions of the Legion Go 2 upward of $2,000 USD. So, it’s interesting to see Lenovo suddenly taking a different path with an upcoming handheld, the Lenovo Legion C700.
Recently spotted on a number of websites, including Notebook Check and Android Authority, this new device will depart from Lenovo’s prior handhelds by being a cloud-based device instead. This would mean Lenovo is following a path that Logitech once explored with its Logitech G Cloud, a device that you rarely hear about anymore. According to the two sources, Lenovo has teased the device and even shown it off on the Chinese social media platform known as Weibo, where it appears to resemble the current Legion Go S.
However, what makes this device interesting is that it will be using Tencent’s cloud gaming service, Tencent START. I don’t know much about this service, but I have seen a few content creators commenting on it, but those feel more like advertisements instead of actual...
