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Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming Chromebook leaked on the web and stands out the industry’s first “gaming” Chromebook. It is based on the recent IdeaPad 5i, which improves the screen,
Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming Chromebook leaked on the web and stands out the industry’s first “gaming” Chromebook. It is based on the recent IdeaPad 5i, which improves the screen, processor and graphics.
No. It doesn’t seem like the best time to launch this type of model once Google makes it official shutdown of stadiums in which death was foretold. The game service didn’t start well and the internet giant failed to improve it. And it is well known that Google “takes no prisoners”. If the service or app doesn’t work, simply go to sleep.
In addition to the Stadia fiasco, we have to evaluate Lenovo’s attempt to improve the Chrome OS ecosystem in one of the few sections in which it is relegated to Windows PC: games. And so, of course you can play. You can install Steam, Google Play Store with everything Android and you can use other cloud gaming services like Amazon Luna, NVIDIA GeForce Now or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
Plus, this laptop is really attractive, even if it sounds weirdly “Gaming” the day after Stadia shut down. It is based on the IdeaPad 5i, which it improves in several parts, with a screen 16-inch IPS with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixelsbrightness of 350 nits, refresh rate of 120 Hz and the ability to rotate up to 180 degrees.
Compared to the previous one and with graphics, it will be equipped with an improved twelfth generation Intel processor Iris Xé that without a specialist will improve the performance of the graphics part. Another touch that gamers will love will be the 4-zone backlit keyboard for different RGB lighting options.
The notebook will be offered in configurations starting with 8GB of LPDDR4X memory and a 512GB PCIe SSD. In terms of connectivity, it is compatible with Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5 and has two USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C ports and another two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A ports. It features an FHD webcam, stereo speakers with Waves technology with MaxxAudio, a Kensington lock and microSD cards.
With the latest version of Chrome OS pre-installed and the benefits that Google provides on all Chromebooks, such as a year of free cloud storage, the Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming Chromebook will be slightly more expensive than the €549 of the regular IdeaPad 5i. but still its price will be limited. Another thing is that the “Games” label comes at a bad time due to the closure of the Stadia. We don’t know the release date.
Source: Muy Computer
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