The Thunderbolt 4 Workstation Dock is the officially recommended docking station for all Lenovo laptops, including the new ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 and past models. It supports a max 40Gbps ...

The Legion Go will get its own official $65 USB-C dock this August — and in October ... C cable to charge them both at once. In November, Lenovo will add a $10 set of swappable joystick tops ...

In its US PR, Lenovo says that all of these accessories will be available this year. The USB-C dock is already out and in fact marked down by $16, putting it at $47. The Charging Connector should ...

Equipped with HDMI, two USB A ports, and Ethernet, the JSAUX dock makes transforming the handheld into a gaming PC easy. 100W power delivery also means keeping the portable powerhouse charged ...

Lenovo is expanding the ecosystem with a series of new accessories for the Legion Go. Those accessories include an official USB-C dock, carrying case, joystick caps, and a “charging connector ...

More than half a year after its release, Lenovo decided to drop several new accessories for the handheld that came with a built-in kickstand, including, surprisingly enough, a dock.

Lenovo is also no stranger to compact mobile devices with convenient form factors and capable hardware, but it gets surprisingly little press for the wide range of options it offers. Whether you ...

Now, Lenovo just announced a new line of official Legion Go accessories to make the handheld even better. This includes a hard carrying case, USB Type-C docking station, and even an accessory to ...

Operating system Most Lenovo laptops run Microsoft Windows with a few Chromebook offerings based on Google’s ChromeOS. A Chromebook is easier to use and usually cheaper than a Windows laptop but ...

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