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Lenovo's Legion C530 and Legion C730 Cubes are compact desktops made for esports

Lenovo’s Legion C530 and Legion C730 Cubes are compact desktops made for esports

Posted on June 12, 2018July 24, 2019 By Jarvis

They even have a heavy-duty carrying handle.

Lenovo’s Legion C530 Cube and Legion C730 Cube are compact gaming desktops made with esports in mind. They’re truly portable, with heavy-duty carrying handles. To offset the close quarters, they feature perforated panels to maximize airflow. They have ports galore, and for personality, they feature LED lighting—all-red for the lower-cost C530 Cube, and RGB-strong for the C730 Cube.
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