Lenovo Legion Y920 17-Inch Gaming Notebook Returns For Enthusiasts

The most hardcore of laptop-loving gamers will want to turn their eyes to the Lenovo-made Legion Y920 gaming notebook. At least to see what the baseline is, that is to say. This machine was revealed today by Lenovo with 7th gen Intel Core i7-7820HK and i7-7700HQ processor options. Base graphics card is the NVIDIA GTX 1070 (8GB) GDDR5 with PCI express, but Lenovo offers multiple GPU options.

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Inside is 16GB of memory and storage at 512GB SSD / 1TB HDD. Users will be running Windows 10 right out the box on a 17.3-inch FHD display. This display runs with IPS LCD technology and is equipped with NVIDIA G-Sync action – so its super swift. Above the display is a standard 720p webcam.

This notebook rolls with Dolby Home Theatre Audio brand audio quality assuredness. That's with 2x 2W JBL speakers and a 3W Bass Subwoofer. With all this gear included – as well as the ports I'm about to list – the machine weighs in at 10.14lbs (4.6kg), so don't expect to be tossing this laptop lightly at your best buddy's face.

Inside for batteries we've got 6 cells and 90Wh of Li-Polymer – not that anyone will be playing without being plugged in to the wall, of course. Around the edges are the following ports: 1x 6-in-1 card reader, 1x Display Port, 1x RJ45 ethernet port, 1x full-sized HDMI port, 1x Thunderbolt port, and 4x USB 3.0 ports. Lenovo brings the Killer Wireless-AC 1535 and Killer LAN brands to this notebook, as well as Bluetooth 4.0.

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This monster has a fully rainbow-capable colored keyboard. As Lenovo suggests, users will be rolling with mechanical keys that have "Lighting Effects" full RGB – that we'll be looking into further, of course. With the processing power included in this notebook, this notebook is VR Ready – but check with your VR setup currently to make sure it lines up.

This notebook is available in ABS Plastic and starts at a cool $2,700 USD. This gaming laptop device will begin to be available online starting in June of this year, 2017.

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