Lenovo Legion and Ideapad PCs will come with 3 months of Stadia Pro
People who buy new Lenovo IdeaPad and Legion gaming PCs will get three free months of Stadia Pro.
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What you need to know
Lenovo makes some of thebest gaming laptopsandbest gaming desktopson the market. While these PCs from Lenovo offer impressive local gaming, they can also be used for streaming games. Lenovo has teamed up with Google toprovide three free months of Stadia Prowith Lenovo Legion and IdeaPad gaming PCs.
There are over130 games on Stadiaright now, and the service gains games regularly. Stadia Pro allows you to stream at up to 4K with HDR support. It also allows you to purchase games at a discount.
Once a person purchases a new Legion or IdeaPad gaming PC, they can redeem the offer through Lenovo Vantage.
People who like to stream games to PCs have a growing list of services.NVIDIA’s GeForce Nowhas been around for some time,Stadia Pro works on PCsthrough supported browsers, andXbox game streamingis on the way to Windows as well.
Modern mid-range gaming laptop
It won’t match up to high-end options in terms of performance, but it does have some respectable features and power.
A great way to start
This bundle includes everything you need to get started with Stadia. It includes the controller, a Stadia Controller Power Adapter, Google Chromecast Ultra, and a Google Chromecast Ultra Power Adapter with an Ethernet port. However, all you absolutely need as the bare minimum is a PC, laptop, or Chromebook with a web browser or smartphone compatible with the Stadia app.
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