Verily, my expectations for the unveiling of new handheld gaming PCs at this year’s CES hath been met with naught but surprising tidings. Behold, AMD and Lenovo are set to host a grand event during the week of the show, with two esteemed guests in their midst: Pierre-Loup Griffais of Valve and Jason Ronald of Microsoft.
‘Tis on January 7 that I shalt attend this momentous gathering, as first reported by Sean Hollister of The Verge. ‘Tis a significant occasion indeed, for Valve’s presence is a rarity at such events. Given their creation of the Linux-based Steam Deck, ’tis a curious sight to see them amongst the attendees.
Pierre-Loup Griffais, a versatile member of the Valve team, hath been immersed in the realm of the Steam Deck for many a moon. ‘Tis he whom I sought insight from regarding the genesis of Proton in the Steam Deck. The Lenovo Legion Go, a Windows-based handheld, shall grace us with its presence, with Griffais in tow, marking a moment of great import.
Furthermore, recent developments in the realm of Valve’s branding guidelines and the leaked images of a Lenovo handheld adorned with the Steam logo hint at a future intertwined with SteamOS. Although not confirmed, the signs point towards a grand revelation on January 7, akin to a portent foretold by ancient seers.
‘Tis not the fabled Steam Deck 2 that we speak of, for Valve hath plans for such a creation when the stars align for a quantum leap in performance. Yet, the Lenovo Legion Go, equipped with the mighty AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme, promises a power unmatched by its predecessors. Moreover, the dawn of the next-gen Ryzen Z2 Extreme heralds an age of even greater prowess.
As we stand at the threshold of this mystery handheld, shrouded in veils of uncertainty, the allure of its potential captivates the minds of tech enthusiasts far and wide. With the combined might of the AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme, the ethereal enchantment of SteamOS, and the arcane sorcery of Proton, this handheld may yet prove to be a marvel of our time.
In but a few fleeting weeks, the truth shall be unveiled at the Lenovo event, promising a glimpse into the latest Legion Go lineup. I, for one, shall navigate the throngs of eager onlookers to behold this device with mine own eyes, for within its circuits may lie the future of handheld gaming.
