idk what's so special about steamos on lenovo's handheld console, seems like just another fad to me 
. i mean, windows has always been solid for gaming and now they're just switching to a slightly more power-efficient option? it's not like it's gonna revolutionize the industry or anything... maybe it'll be alright, but let's see how it plays out in practice 
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. i mean, windows has always been solid for gaming and now they're just switching to a slightly more power-efficient option? it's not like it's gonna revolutionize the industry or anything... maybe it'll be alright, but let's see how it plays out in practice .
! i've been eyeing that console for ages but was worried it'd break the bank 
at $1,350. now that it's launching in june at $1,200, that's a whole different story 
. and the fact that it'll run on linux-based steamos means i can expect smoother gameplay and higher frame rates 
. i mean, who doesn't love a good game? 
Lenovo is about to shake up the handheld gaming console market with SteamOS on their Legion Go 2! I'm low-key hyped about this 
. Higher frame rates and smoother gameplay are a total win for gamers, especially when it comes to Linux-based SteamOS. The price drop from $1,350 to $1,200 is also super welcome 
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. fingers crossed they release a cheaper steamos edition tho 
. can't wait for ces 2026 to see what other gaming goodies lenovo has up their sleeve 
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... er, I mean, for gamers in general! A lower price point is a huge win, and the extra 50 bucks saved will definitely help me justify splurging on some new games 
. But seriously, Linux-based SteamOS sounds like a game-changer (pun intended) - higher frame rates and smoother gameplay? That's music to my ears 
. Now, I'm just hoping Lenovo doesn't skimp out on the more affordable option with a less powerful chip... fingers crossed they offer something that won't break the bank 
can't wait to see more details at CES 2026