As you might have heard, Lenovo has expanded the Legion Go ecosystem with new accessories and devices. A few of them are coming to the Malaysian market by the end of the year, including the Legion Go USB C Dock, Legion Go Charging Connector, Legion Go Carry Case and specialised Joystick and Joystick Caps.

Two days ago, it seemed that Lenovo could develop a smaller Lenovo Legion Go variant. The information was found on the Legion Go's product page, whereby the smaller variant would come in 7 inches. However, Lenovo has clarified and debunked the rumours.

It was only last week when the Lenovo Tab Plus was revealed. Today, Lenovo Malaysia confirmed that the tablet will soon be available in Malaysia with an expected date of 21 July 2024. It will be priced at RM1,599 which is quite affordable.

For most, the screen or processor is usually the spec people would focus on when buying tablets. But if aren't fussy about image quality, what else could a tablet offer? According to Lenovo, you might want eight JBL speakers.

In this week's TechNave Business Bytes Week 1 May 2024 we cover cybersecurity, technology advancements, business opportunities, and consumer trends. Kaspersky highlights the importance of strong passwords, while Sailpoint emphasizes robust identity security for businesses. Innovation is evident in partnerships like Lenovo and Austral Techsmith for smart cities and Luno offering new cryptocurrencies. Smart Malaysia seeks passionate individuals for EV promotion, and insureKU aims to revolutionize insurance with its digital platform. The EY survey reveals Malaysians' confidence in their energy future, but a gap exists between perception and action. Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 also found that manufacturing was the worst hit by ransomware in ASEAN and Malaysia.

A few months later after CES 2024, Lenovo Malaysia is ready to import a new lineup of Lenovo Yoga, Lenovo Legion, and Lenovo LOQ laptops powered by Intel Core Ultra Processors. Here's a brief recap of what you can expect for the local sets in Malaysia.

The PC gaming handheld trend is really picking up. Lenovo has already launched its new Legion Go here in Malaysia. But how does it fare against the ROG Ally and MSI Claw A1M? Well, we don't have the latter in our hands yet. But after playing with the Legion Go (and the Legion Glasses) for two weeks, here's my take on all the pros and cons.

We have talked about Lenovo's first transparent laptop before and it's finally revealed at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024. Currently, it's dubbed Project Crystal and as what previous reports suggest, it has a transparent display that you can see through.

Remember the transparent display showcased at this year's CES 2024? Well, it's possible we might see them in actual products sooner than expected. Specifically, a laptop sporting a transparent display.

Back at the end of October, we reported that Lenovo Malaysia may have accidentally unveiled the local price of the Lenovo Legion Go. While we were hopeful that it would start at RM3099, the company just officially announced the real price which is RM3999.