Well what else are they going to do, cause the Osborne effect on purpose while they’re still trying to move units?
Nevermind a new version. I’m still waiting for them to add some libraries by default so we can access the debian wifi hotspot feature.
I’ve been wanting the steam deck to support built-in ad-hoc LANs since it was announced. some folks brighter than me got it working by installing two or three libraries (via pacman). It mostly works, but since it changes the base libraries, it gets erased every time you do a system update. The solution would be to just have those installed on SteamOS by default. Even just that would provide the steam deck community a new tool for messing with.
Eh I wouldn’t be surprised if there was still a sub version incoming which indeed is similar in speed but slightly upgraded as they bring it into the new markets (like minor design tweaks and new screen similar to how the switch did with the oled).
Then follow up with a new version in late 2025 in time for Christmas.
As if we needed an even MORE poweful device in the next 10 years.
The Steam Deck is perfect, let it be until it cannot run the latest Windows version.
Windows?
There are plenty of games the Steam Deck currently struggles with. A more powerful version would absolutely be welcome.
" I’m broke so WE don’t need another one " 🤡
It would be nice if they would update it with a decent 1440p screen. Of course it doesn’t have enough power to play most games in 1440p, but it could use FSR to upscale from 720p.
There is no real benefit to a high res screen in something that small. That just burns battery and performance.
As seen on smartphones.
