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Among the recent trends apparently mas popular in the world of smartphones are the phones aimed at gamers, including features like internal cooling systems or pressure sensitive screens. Now, Lenovo is working on one focused on streaming games.
The new Lenovo Legion has been leaked, as reported from XDA Developers, and has a feature as peculiar as it is interesting: a front camera that is not located at the top of the phone screen, but rather on one of its sides, Ideal for recording or live streaming of your games while holding the phone with both hands and playing.
The camera even seems to be hiding in a compartment, and would pop up only when you need it. In a time when more and more creators of content related to videogames (such as Youtubers and streamers) have made the leap to share videos and games of successful mobile games (PUBG, Call of duty mobile and others), the idea of this phone seems to be, precisely, to facilitate the creation of this type of content.
Of course, it appears Lenovo has opted for all the specs expected under the hood on a gaming smartphone in 2020, including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor, 5,000mAh battery, and a display with a 144Hz refresh rate. However, one of the most surprising features is that it has a fast battery charging system of no less than 90W.
The Lenovo Legion has a design that includes a neon blue color, customizable RGB lights and lots of “X” letters, because we all know that gamers like the letters “X”, right? Of course, we will have to wait for Lenovo to officially present it to know how much it will cost.[via[via[vía[víaXDA Developers]
