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Lenovo Legion unveils Y700 5th-gen tablet custom edition for the game Where Winds Meet

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Lenovo Legion has confirmed a collaboration with the game Where Winds Meet to launch a custom edition of the Lenovo AI tablet Legion Y700 (5th gen). The co-branded device appears to feature a unique back cover decorated with leaf veins and a fan motif, with text and floral accents on the fan. The Y700 5th-gen tablet launched in March 2026, is based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 mobile platform, and packs an 8.8-inch 3040×1904 165Hz screen with a 2640Hz instantaneous sampling rate and 480Hz multi-touch sampling rate.

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Lenovo Legion unveils Y700 5th-gen tablet customized for the game Where Winds Meet

ITHome, November 12 — Lenovo Legion has just confirmed that it will team up with the game Where Winds Meet to launch the Lenovo AI tablet Legion Y700 5th-gen Where Winds Meet custom edition.

ITHome notes that this co-branded custom device appears to have a unique back cover decorated with leaf veins and a fan surface, with text and floral accents on the fan.

The Y700 5th-gen tablet was released in March 2026, based on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 mobile platform, equipped with an 8.8" 3040×1904 165Hz screen, featuring a 2640Hz instantaneous sampling rate and a 480Hz multi-finger sampling rate.

  • Lenovo AI tablet Legion Y700 5th-gen launched: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5 + 8.8-inch 165Hz gaming screen

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