The Steam Deck didn't invent the handheld gaming PC market, but it has single-handedly defined the category for the past two years. Competitors have risen up in recent months, most notably ASUS' ROG Ally and today's entrant, Lenovo's Legion Go. The thing is, despite its OLED refresh late last year, the Steam Deck hasn't really changed in that time, while mobile processor performance continues to improve, in large part thanks to AMD's Ryzen Z1 Extreme, found in the aforementioned Ally and of course the Legion Go. With AMD's current Zen 4 CPU chops and RDNA 3 graphics architecture, the Ryzen Z1 Extreme has the pedigree for some potent gaming performance -- something the ROG Ally lived up to, and something we fully expect from the Legion Go...



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