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https://www.theverge.com/23499215/valve-steam-deck-interview-late-2022
I have not messed with the browser much. I do agree with base storage,m I got the biggest one and really does not hold that many big games. At the same time, you can add more storage with MicroSD and that works well.
I think the screen size is fine for what it is. Unless they made a base system that could attach to various screen sizes and interchangeable controllers for a more custom feel, I think it is a good size.
Ports needed for what? You hook it up to a dock and you have more ports. Having more ports while using in hand is asking for more things to break.
Storage can be bypassed with SD cards. USB ports can be obtained with a dock, which you should use if you are planning on using things like mouse and keyboard.
I only wished keyboard access was quicker and more convenient than Steam+X.
No...no you can't?
For external, I figured I would use on my Gaems Vanguard G190 or something if I want on a larger screen. You start getting bigger than you kind of goes into laptop size. Want larger, go to PC size.
More storage is always nice, but at least they've made it easy to do yourself. I bought the 64 GB version, then I bought a 1 TB SSD for about $110 from Microcenter. I also added a 512 GB SD card. I'm not hurting for space at all.
I don't think I would want a 9" screen. This device is already pretty big. Any bigger and we'll really start stretching the definition of "portable".
Who is so criminally braindead as to still be using Chrome at this late stage?
65.86% of everyone.[gs.statcounter.com]
Other than that, not sure how much else will change.