Hard pass. I want my handheld to be as cheap as possible. I already have a PC to play more demanding games; I just stream them to my Steam Deck if it can't run them locally or when I dock my Steam Deck to play in my living room.

Edit: It doesn't mean that I wouldn't like my Steam Deck to be more powerful, It just means that I'm not willing to pay a premium for that.

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They heard me! :wink:

Hurray! Thanks TT Games!

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In the following weeks/months, I would like to see Valve leak benchmarks using a custom Ryzen ai max+ 395 (core count? minus ai?). :happy:

The Steam Deck had many apu iterations, during its development...

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Whatever they release, it better be more powerful than this "fremont" device.

It all depends on the targeted price tag. 8gb of Vram is clearly not enough, it should be 16gb or 32gb and it should support FSR4.

With this, it could be a competent entry level console priced like a PS5. I've been playing on a Ryzen 5 3600 with RX 6600 for the last two years and I didn't feel the need to upgrade.

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They really, badly, need to come up with a better name though.

Cargocalypse! :happy:

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For a traditional console, the anti-cheat situation is going to be a major roadblock. Who knows, Valve may be doing their tests with the Xbox ROG Ally windows version? They might offer both options?

This said, I would get one to install SteamOS on it, right from the start.

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Nice! I would like to see this happen to their "Lego Lord of the Rings" tittle. Probably my favorite Lego game.

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Local gaming always felt weird, on a cloud based laptop. GeForce Now, Xbox Gamepass (cloud) and Amazon Luna are feeling more aligned with this philosophy.

So... A Valve branded SteamOS laptop? :wink:

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Great news!

I'm just wondering how many of these new Linux users are running old pcs that will be left unsupported by Win11, when Win10 will have been buried by Microsoft.

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I'm pretty sure the base model is DOA as in "it brings nothing new to the table" and the top model with an AI chip... $$$$$$, even if Microsoft undercuts it. Probably over 1k$ USD, thus leaving the low end/affordable market to the Steam Deck.

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