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Lenovo's Legion Y530 and Legion Y7000 gaming laptops are designed to be subtle

Lenovo’s Legion Y530 and Legion Y7000 gaming laptops are designed to be subtle

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

Your boss doesn’t need to know you frag bots (off hours, natch).

Lenovo’s Legion Y530 and Legion Y7000 are gaming laptops with a new twist: subtlety. This isn’t a characteristic one normally associates with gamers, but it makes sense for more mainstream users who want a PC with that kind of power but don’t necessarily want to flaunt it. Your boss certainly doesn’t need to know you frag bots (after hours, natch).

The Legion Y530 and the Legion 7000 will share the same basic internals (with some differences in a few options) and the same “Onyx Black” ABS plastic chassis. Their major differences are retail availability and lid design.
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