By Kevin Lee
Lenovo is taking its gaming laptop line to the next level with a very virtual reality-focused Legion 720
On top of ditching the old IdeaPad moniker used by the previous Y700 and Y70, Lenovo has given its 15.6-inch mobile gaming rig a complete internal refresh with Kaby Lake processors and Nvidia Pascal graphics to make this a VR ready machine – which coincidentally, Lenovo just doubled down on by teasing its own headset.
Getting back to the laptop, though, it retains much of the design of its predecessor with an all black and red color scheme. There are some slight differences with the Legion Y720 being slightly thinner and sharper.
The Legion 720 also adopts many of its design cues from Lenovo’s largest gaming laptop ever, the IdeaPad Y900, including the central hinge and an optional four-zone RGB keyboard.
Another interesting option you add to this 17-inch option is an integrated Xbox One Wireless receiver, saving you the trouble of plugging in Microsoft’s awkwardly large USB dongle.
However, before you get to the optional extras you’ll probably want to spec this rig out with the gaming components that matter. The Lenovo Legion Y720 can be configured …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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