Lenovo's Legion Go S is a Windows gaming handheld that has a large 8-inch display and comfortable controls. However, its performance is hindered by Windows, which can be slow and glitchy. The device also has a bulky design and no kickstand, making it less portable than other gaming handhelds.

The ThinkBook 16p Gen 6, on the other hand, is a laptop with a range of concept display accessories. These include a second screen that can be attached to the laptop, a circular AI companion, and a cat-themed headband. The laptop itself has a powerful processor and plenty of storage, making it suitable for demanding tasks.

Lenovo Legion Go S

The Legion Go S has a starting price of $730, which is not cheap. It also has a bulky design, with a large 8-inch display and a thick plastic body. The device has a comfortable feel, with analog sticks, buttons, and triggers that are similar to those found on the Steam Deck. However, the Steam Deck has more buttons and better-vibrating haptics.

The Legion Go S has two USB-C ports, which can be used for charging and connecting to a monitor. It also has vents at the top and back of the device, which can be prone to dust. The device does not come with a carrying case, which is a disappointment.

ThinkBook 16p Gen 6

The ThinkBook 16p Gen 6 has a range of concept display accessories, including a second screen and a circular AI companion. The second screen is an 8-inch display that can be attached to the laptop, providing extra space for multitasking. The circular AI companion is a small, circular screen that can display information and respond to gestures.

The laptop itself has a powerful processor and plenty of storage, making it suitable for demanding tasks. It also has a range of connectivity options, including dual Thunderbolt 4 ports and a full-size HDMI 2.1 port.