The leaked Lenovo Legion Go Fold appears to be a versatile device that can function as a foldable with split-screen capabilities, a laptop, or a handheld featuring two different screen dimensions.
The leaked Lenovo Legion Go Fold appears to be a versatile device that can function as a foldable with split-screen capabilities, a laptop, or a handheld featuring two different screen dimensions.
Lenovo’s upcoming gaming laptop may take the form of an adaptable foldable known as the Legion Go Fold, which can serve as both a laptop and a handheld gaming PC featuring two screen sizes, as detailed by WindowsLatest. Leaked visuals of the product depict it connected to a keyboard and controllers, with a hinge situated in the center of the POLED display, enabling an expansion from 7.7 inches to 11.6 inches.
Users can attach controllers whether the display is folded or unfolded, utilize the display in a vertical split-screen setting, or connect it to the keyboard in laptop mode, resulting in a total of four distinct configurations merged into a single device. Even the controllers are versatile: the right-hand controller can function as a vertical mouse in “FPS Mode,” much like the mouse feature on the Legion Go 2 or the Nintendo Switch 2. The right controller also boasts a built-in display that exhibits performance data and preferences and serves as a touchpad.
The Legion Go Fold is rumored to feature an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V processor, 32GB of RAM, and a 48 Whr battery. According to WindowsLatest, Lenovo is expected to unveil it as a concept product at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona next week, although it may not be available for purchase right away, if at all.
