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Another teaser for the upcoming gaming Lenovo Legion Y90
Jan 02, 2022 Chathura Prabhaswara Gamage News 484 hits
Another teaser for the upcoming gaming Lenovo Legion Y90
Today seems to be the day of the teasers, because a lot of them really sprang up. It's almost as if the phone manufacturers want to lure us to the next thing in 2022 at the last minute. In addition to the OnePlus 10 Pro or Realme GT2 Pro, a small teaser for the upcoming Lenovo Legion Y90 game model has emerged today. The Chinese Lenovo is reaping solid successes with the Legion game models in the phone category as well, and they will definitely want to follow up on this with a novelty. It won't be a bit of an absolute high-end, but even so, players should be sharper.
The new teaser does not bring much new in terms of phone parameters, but at least we can enjoy the design of the back panel. It features the iconic "Y" Legion game series and, of course, with RGB backlighting. There is also a visible "hump" in the middle of the back of the phone, similar to the Legion Phone 2 Pro, for example. It most likely hides an extended cooling system, or other tweaks. The introduction of the new Legion Y90 is apparently scheduled for tomorrow, January 1, so fans really won't have to wait long.
The phone will also have very solid equipment, in which, of course, the first violin will play an excellent display. It is supposed to be a 6.92-inch Samsung E4 AMOLED panel with FullHD + resolution, 144 Hz refresh rate and 720 Hz touch sampling frequency. In addition, of course, also with HDR support and certification against harmful blue light. The Snapdragon 888 processor is no longer at the peak of performance, but it is still a very decent silicon piece for players. It is supplemented by a good portion of LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 internal memory, so there is nothing to worry about. The price should also be solid, so we will be very curious tomorrow.
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