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Even MORE invites for Steam Deck purchases will start going out now

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You've heard this before right? As of today, Valve will be sending out even more emails each time to invite people to purchase their reserved Steam Deck.

This is sounding a bit like déjà vu isn't it? You're not dreaming though. They just recently updated shipping windows and said reservations are higher than ever, before that back in the middle of August Valve announced that more invites were going out, following a production ramp-up announcement at the end of July. Here we are again and Valve developer Lawrence Yang just said on Twitter:

For those curious - yes, Steam Deck order emails are going out on Labor Day (they just went out). We also bumped up the number of order emails per batch with today's release.

So if you're expecting an order email to come through, which as a reminder is every Monday and Thursday, keep your eyes firmly peeled on that inbox. You'll also get a notification inside Steam too.

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PixelDrop Sep 9, 2022
Quoting: ShabbyXIt could also be that analog has noise, so you get dithering for free
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That's an interesting thought, and could explain at least a little bit why gaming looks nicer on VGA TVs.
ShabbyX Sep 9, 2022
Quoting: PixelDrop
Quoting: ShabbyXIt could also be that analog has noise, so you get dithering for free
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That's an interesting thought, and could explain at least a little bit why gaming looks nicer on VGA TVs.

Actually I take it back. Noise applied post-quantization is just noise!
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