At CES 2026, Lenovo unveiled a new rollable laptop concept, bringing the innovative technology to its Legion Pro gaming line. Unlike previous rollable models that expanded upwards, this Legion Pro version features a 16-inch screen that rolls out horizontally, transforming into either a 21.5-inch or 24-inch ultrawide display.
At last year’s CES, the incredibly light (just 2.18 pounds) and affordable ($899) ASUS Zenbook A14 with Snapdragon processors was a big hit. Now, Lenovo is aiming to compete with that success, unveiling the new Yoga Slim 7i Ultra Aura Edition at CES 2026.
The Yoga AIO i Aura Edition features a glowing panel beneath its 32-inch screen that cleverly conceals the built-in stand. This panel extends from the bottom of the display and can dynamically change colors to match what’s on the screen, creating a more engaging computer experience.
Lenovo recently announced a new version of its Legion Go handheld gaming PC, called the Legion Go 2. This new model will run on SteamOS and is expected to be released just a few months after the first Legion Go 2 (which runs Windows) becomes available in October 2025.
As Laptop Mag’s Madeline Ricchiuto puts it, even though it’s not branded as an XPS, discerning buyers will recognize the quality. And right now, those in the know can find a high-end laptop on sale for a great price.
This may come as a surprise, and some users of these devices might not like it, but it’s ultimately a positive development.
The free-to-play sequel to the 2019 shooter launched on Xbox, PC, and PlayStation in June, but quickly faced criticism. Players disliked the costly in-game purchases, the complex character abilities that made the game feel overwhelming, and the addition of a battle royale mode which many considered a forced attempt to follow popular trends.
Most handheld gaming PCs, including popular models like the Steam Deck, Legion Go 2, Xbox Ally X, Legion Go S, and the original MSI Claw, are typically available only in black or white.
The game *Fallout: New Vegas* is especially connected to the events of Season 2. Like much of the season, it’s set in the ruined landscape of Las Vegas and the Mojave Desert. Although it takes place 15 years before the show’s timeline, many of its characters and groups play important roles in the TV series.
It looks like a large update is now available to preload, at least on Battle.net. Did you notice the word “big” was emphasized?