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Lenovo Legion Go S is the First Third-Party SteamOS Handheld to Rival Steam Deck
Abubakar Mohammed
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The Legion Go S is the first third-party console to run the official SteamOS and comes with meaningful upgrades. It comes with Ryzen Z2 Go made in partnership with AMD and is a direct competitor to the Steam Deck. Lenovo's asking $499 for the base 16 GB + 512GB variant.
One of Valve's lead designers Pierre-Loup Griffais has revealed that the first SteamOS beta for other handheld devices will arrive in "March sometime." While we're not sure what all handhelds Valve will end up supporting, it's confirmed that the Ally and Legion Go are some of them.
New SteamOS Logo Guidelines Released Hinting at a Public Release
Abubakar Mohammed
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Valve has released logo and brand guidelines for third-party manufacturers whose devices will be powered by SteamOS, which also hints at SteamOS' public release. The branding assets are for the devices powered by SteamOS, Valve-approved controller inputs, machines with Steam Client installed, and Steam Link Compatible (for VR headsets)