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This beastly SteamOS gaming handheld with 32GB RAM is $680 off

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This beastly SteamOS gaming handheld with 32GB RAM is $680 off

Best Buy is currently offering the Legion Go S 8, a SteamOS-powered gaming handheld, at an unprecedented discount. The device, which typically retails for a significant sum, is being marked down by a whopping $680, bringing its price down to just $900. This limited-time offer makes the Legion Go S 8 an excellent deal for gaming enthusiasts looking to upgrade their portable gaming setup.

Packing impressive hardware, the Legion Go S 8 features an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip, complemented by an astonishing 32GB of RAM and a massive 1TB of SSD storage. For those in need of additional storage, a microSD card slot is included, supporting up to 2TB of extra space. The device also boasts an 8-inch 120Hz touchscreen, delivering vibrant colors, sharp contrast, and smooth visuals thanks to its VRR support.

What truly sets the Legion Go S 8 apart from earlier PC gaming handhelds is its use of SteamOS. This operating system offers a seamless interface and robust performance, surpassing its Windows counterparts. The device weighs in at a hefty 730 grams, making it somewhat less portable than some competitors. However, while it may not easily fit into a pocket or backpack, it more than makes up for this limitation with the ability to run PC games seamlessly.

With its larger form factor, the Legion Go S 8 can be docked and used as a Linux PC, showcasing its versatility. This feature makes it an ideal companion for gamers who find themselves away from their primary gaming setup and need to enjoy their favorite titles on the go. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to get your hands on the Legion Go S 8 at a $680 discount - it's a gaming experience you won't want to pass up.

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