Lenovo has announced some of the top laptops that its Legion gaming arm will release in 2023. Among them are refreshes to the 16-inch Slim 7, Slim 7i, Slim 5, and Slim 5i as well as a new Slim 5 in a 14-inch size. These are, as the name implies, thinner and more portable devices than the beefiest gaming rigs on the market. In addition to new processors from Intel and AMD, the devices include physical AI chips that power what Lenovo is calling its “AI Engine+.” This feature, Lenovo says, will dynamically adjust a system’s thermals to “optimise cooling on the fly and maintain maximum output with minimal noise.” Whether this is a big deal will honestly depend on the impact it ends up having on performance. Were these laptops to deliver a large increase in frame rates over their predecessors at the same temperatures (or maintain the same frame rates at much lower temperatures – you all know how this works), that would be a significant benefit. The keyboards (fancily dubbed the “Lenovo Legion TrueStrike keyboard”) have per-key RGB lighting, a full numpad, and a decent 1.5mm of travel.