Steam Deck: How SteamOS Bridges the Gap Between Console and PC

IGN published this video item, entitled “Steam Deck: How SteamOS Bridges the Gap Between Console and PC” – below is their description.

Valve talks about developing an accessible but open version of SteamOS for the Steam Deck that needs to act as both a streamlined console and a full gaming PC.

The Steam Deck, is a handheld gaming PC with a form-factor similar to that of a Nintendo Switch. No hard release date has been given, but the Steam Deck has a launch planned for Holiday 2021, with a pre-order reservation system launching in the near future. The price starts at $399, with models that have more storage at $529 and $649 as well

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