Lenovo is shaking up the tech world again after unveiling a massive lineup of next-gen gaming devices, monitors, and AI-powered tablets at Lenovo Innovation World 2025. Headlining the launch is the Legion Go (8.8”, 2), the company’s second-generation handheld gaming PC.
It boasts a 144Hz OLED display, up to AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme chip, 32GB RAM, 2TB storage, and redesigned detachable TrueStrike controllers with drift-free hall-effect joysticks.
Lenovo also supercharged its Legion Pro 7 laptop, now powered by AMD’s new Ryzen 9000 HX processors paired with NVIDIA RTX 5080 GPUs for extreme performance.
Gamers also got a taste of three new Legion Pro OLED monitors built for clarity and speed, plus a surprise: Legion Glasses Gen 2 will soon support 3D gameplay for over 20 AAA titles via a free update.
For desktop warriors, the Lenovo LOQ Tower 26ADR10 debuts with Ryzen 8000 CPUs and NVIDIA 50-series GPUs, customizable lighting, and huge upgrade potential.
Beyond gaming, Lenovo introduced the Yoga Tab with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, AI-assisted tools, and a 3.2K display, plus the lighter Idea Tab Plus for students and digital natives.
Both tablets integrate AI to boost productivity, creativity, and learning, underscoring Lenovo’s push to blend immersive performance with practical innovation.
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