@gamingonlinux Well, it's a Steam Deck with an OLED display.
Like a Nintendo switch with an OLED display it is nice but it's nothing spectacular.
It is not a #steamdeck to still ... ;-) #valve
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@gamingonlinux Well, it's a Steam Deck with an OLED display. Like a Nintendo switch with an OLED display it is nice but it's nothing spectacular. It is not a #steamdeck to still ... ;-) #valve 7 comments
@jaco @gamingonlinux Okay.Srill sceptical that HDR is such an impact on a small screen. 2x battery life? Waiting for real life numbers ... ;-) @AndyGER @gamingonlinux "up to", it will vary based on things like whether a game is CPU/GPU bound, etc - anyway, here's a test with one game. (grabbed from the LTT video). Valve only claimed 30-50% increase in battery afaik, will need to look it up. @AndyGER @gamingonlinux The screen? It's 7.4" - Just watch Liam's video, he likely covers all of this. |
@AndyGER @gamingonlinux Correction: It's a Steam Deck with a .4" larger OLED screen with full HDR support (unlike the Switch), a 10wH larger battery and generally up to 2x the battery life. It also has 6E wifi which is a lot faster than the previous models, and the Bluetooh/WiFi radios are now separated. RAM speed is also a pinch faster. In addition, the cooling has been adjusted to run cooler and quieter.