"More than most kinds of tech, laptops tend to come in a lot of different shapes and sizes. There's the true souls, examples that are lightweight and small which place masses of importance on being portable, and there's those which simply aren't. These can weigh as much as a small elephant, suck down power like there's no tomorrow and stretch the term 'laptop' to unreasonable extremes, but they exist for a reason."
"These are of course the power users, and that most well-known subset, gamers. People who need the 'most laptop' for their daily workflows, or play time, and who are often willing to pay hand over fist for the privilege. If there's one thing we know, it's that power doesn't come cheap, financially or otherwise."
"It has a 16-inch display, an RTX 4090 card and an optimised keyboard, music to the ears of purists; however, it also doesn't weigh the earth and keeps its RGB stylings to a relative minimum. Is this the rare premium gaming PC that has crossover appeal?"
Laptops vary from ultraportable models prioritizing low weight to large, power-hungry machines designed for demanding workflows. High-performance laptops, especially gaming models, serve power users who accept higher cost and reduced battery life. Modern engineering has reduced some sizes, prompting manufacturers to market powerful machines to creatives. The Lenovo Legion Pro 7 combines a 16-inch display, an NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU, and an optimized keyboard while remaining lighter than typical full-power gaming rigs. The design limits RGB excess, aiming for broader appeal. The machine targets users needing maximum on-device performance without the extreme bulk of traditional desktop-replacement laptops.
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