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Nick Evanson - Deck - Little things that matter: Valve is making performance settings in its Steam Deck easier to understand - pcgamer.com

Little things that matter: Valve is making performance settings in its Steam Deck easier to understand

Not every change or update in PC gaming hardware and software needs to be revolutionary. Sometimes, what you really need is just a bit more understanding about what something does and how it will affect your device. Valve is doing just that with the quick access settings in the latest beta version of its operating system for the Steam Deck: proper descriptions for each one, how they affect performance, and what the trade-off is.

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Steve Dent - Is A - Deck - Ayaneo's $299 Next Lite is a Steam Deck rival that runs an unofficial copy of SteamOS - engadget.com

Ayaneo's $299 Next Lite is a Steam Deck rival that runs an unofficial copy of SteamOS

Following a cryptic tease during CES 2024, Ayaneo has revealed its Next Lite gaming handheld and it's a confusing product, to say the least. It's designed to compete with Steam Deck, but it doesn't run Valve's official SteamOS — rather, it uses a forked version called HoloISO. It will be priced at a decent $299 and while the controls and screen look good, it packs a less-than-potent processor.

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