Lenovo has confirmed the Legion C700 will launch on August 25 in China, targeting cloud gaming and game streaming.
The device is designed for portability, weighing about 556 grams and measuring just 14.9 mm thick, nearly 300 grams lighter than typical Windows handhelds.
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Official teasers reveal that the Legion C700 works with Tencent START cloud gaming, enabling games like Black Myth: Wukong to run at up to 60 FPS with end-to-end RTT latency under 10ms.
Lenovo has also integrated its own streaming software with deep optimizations to mimic the feel of playing on a regular gaming platform.
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The handheld features a 7.82-inch 120Hz IPS LCD screen, a TMR sensor joystick that resists drift, Hall-effect linear triggers, an omnidirectional D-Pad, two back buttons, and small shoulder buttons.
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All controls can be custom-mapped, and the device runs Lenovo's streaming software with one-click streaming, offline and high-speed modes.
A custom management centre provides widgets for real-time performance monitoring, controller settings, fan speed, and screen options.
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Full pricing, processor details, and other specifications are expected to be announced during the August 25 launch event.
