Artists will drool over Lenovo’s latest Legion

LENOVO’s latest Legions boast of soft-landing keyboard switches. | W. COMMONS

LENOVO’s latest Legions boast of soft-landing keyboard switches. | W. COMMONS

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For graphic designers, video editors, and even animators, the Lenovo Legion Gen 7 lineup can prove to be what the doctor has ordered as units in the group can run almost any Windows-compatible editing software.
For one thing, there's no need to worry about color accuracy with the Legion Slim 7i's 16-inch WQHD+Mini LED display, or with the 16-inch QHD+display in 16:10 format with 100 percent sRGB color gamut of the Legion 5i Pro.
The Legion Slim 7i and Legion 5i Pro also feature the Legion TrueStrike Keyboard which boasts of soft-landing switches and a 25 percent larger trackpad.
The Legion 5i and Legion 7i laptops feature the latest Gen4 SSDs and up to 32GB of DDR5 memory configurations, as well as a 12th-generation Intel Core processor.
They both come equipped with the latest Nvidia GeForce RTX 30 Series Laptop GPU, perfect for hardcore software like ArchiCAD.
Design without boundaries — or time limits — as the Legion 7i is packed with a big 99.99 watt-hour battery and Super Rapid Charge technology that charges the battery from 0 percent to 70 percent in just 30 minutes.
The IdeaPad Gaming 3i, meanwhile, is the ideal device for those looking to stream graphically demanding games without having to worry about gameplay quality.