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Lenovo announced a smaller Legion Y700-style gaming tablet featuring 5G connectivity and an OLED display, set to launch in China in August 2026. While specs remain unconfirmed, it may use a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 or a Dimensity chipset, and renders suggest a punch-hole display, positioning it as a compact rival in the OLED gaming-tablet space.
Reesa Teesa's 50-part TikTok series "Who TF Did I Marry?" has captivated millions of viewers with the story of her tumultuous relationship and divorce with a man she claims is a pathological liar. Through candid storytelling, Teesa hopes to help others recognize red flags and trust their instincts. The series has sparked discussions about potential book or movie adaptations, and Teesa's genuine demeanor has garnered widespread support and empathy from viewers. The success of the series reflects a growing desire for long-form, engaging content on TikTok.
Lenovo has unveiled its first 16-inch gaming laptop, the Legion 9i, featuring a 13th-gen Intel Core i9 processor and up to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Laptop GPU. It boasts an integrated liquid-cooling system, an AI chip for RGB synchronization, and a 165Hz variable refresh rate display. Lenovo also announced the Legion Glasses, a wearable virtual monitor, and a 27-inch ThinkVision 3D monitor that doesn't require glasses. The Legion 9i will be available in October starting at $4,399, while the Legion Glasses and ThinkVision 3D monitor will be released next month and in January 2024, respectively.
Lenovo has announced that it is discontinuing its Legion line of gaming smartphones as part of a wider business transformation and gaming portfolio consolidation. The company failed to establish the Legion brand outside of China, leaving ASUS with its ROG gaming smartphone lineup, along with the Nubia Red Magic and Xiaomi's Black Shark. Lenovo will now focus on its Moto line along with special models like the ThinkPhone.
Lenovo has confirmed that it is discontinuing its Legion gaming smartphones as part of a wider business transformation and gaming portfolio consolidation. The decision comes as a surprise, but Lenovo has not released any rumors or leaks regarding a 2023 follow-up. None of Lenovo's Legion-branded devices were sold in the United States, instead mostly focusing on markets in Asia. It is unclear if continued support will be offered for existing models.
Lenovo has introduced its new "value-oriented" LOQ line, consisting of a 15 or 16-inch laptop and a 17L desktop PC. The LOQ 15 and 15i will be the least expensive starting at $900 for either an AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS or Intel Core i7-13700 chip. The LOQ line features a plastic body, with either a white or a four-zone RGB backlit keyboard. The laptops offer support for up to NVIDIA RTX 4060 GPUs and 165Hz displays going up to 2,560 x 1,600 with variable refresh rate support. Lenovo's Legion Slim 5i and 7i are expected to go on sale in April starting at $1,350 and $1,770, respectively.