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Rumor: Steam Deck 2 coming in (...) 04/02/26(Thu)06:50:53 No.736221572

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Rumor: Steam Deck 2 coming in 2028 Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)06:50:53 No.736221572 Archived

>Insider KeplerL2 (via NeoGAF) claims Valve is currently targeting a 2028 release for a potential successor to the Steam Deck.

>KeplerL2 also notes that unlike consoles like PS6/Xbox, Valve isn’t using a semi-custom SoC, meaning any delay could allow them to adopt newer components or improved specs.

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)06:51:46 No.736221604

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)06:51:46 No.736221604

>>736221572
/biz/ is going to be stoked.

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)06:53:18 No.736221647

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)06:53:18 No.736221647

Got mine late 2022, so assuming it's a significant upgrade like has been implied before, then I got a good amount of use out of mine, especially since it's not like I'll have to get rid of it.

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)06:58:46 No.736221826

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)06:58:46 No.736221826

>>736221572
Waitchads keep on winning

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)06:59:59 No.736221869

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)06:59:59 No.736221869

>>736221572
they can't even release the steam frame or steam machine on time, I dunno if hardware is really valve's thing

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)07:00:59 No.736221893

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)07:00:59 No.736221893

I hope there's an ARM version.

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)07:04:34 No.736222005

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)07:04:34 No.736222005

>>736221572
>Valve isn’t using a semi-custom SoC
Shame. I liked the neat little changes that Valve did to make sure power/performance is closer to 10W

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)07:51:34 No.736223620

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)07:51:34 No.736223620

>>736221572
The real question is if shit will be normal by then.

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)08:08:05 No.736224217

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)08:08:05 No.736224217

>>736223620
stupid goy

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)08:10:56 No.736224335

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)08:10:56 No.736224335

>>736223620
lol

lmao

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)08:12:22 No.736224382

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)08:12:22 No.736224382

>>736224217
>>736224335
A man can dream...

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)08:15:33 No.736224504

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)08:15:33 No.736224504

>>736221572
>buy a steam machine
>steam deck 2 comes out right after and is stronger and cheaper
imagine

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)08:56:02 No.736226105

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)08:56:02 No.736226105

>>736222005
Surely that can be done via firmware and the kernel.

Anonymous
04/02/26(Thu)09:00:15 No.736226279

Anonymous 04/02/26(Thu)09:00:15 No.736226279

>>736224504
There's no fucking way that Valve would release a Gabecube weaker than a Deck 2.
>but they did muh hecking rugpull with oled
The Steam Deck LCD was the result of AMD having a fuck ton of useless Van Gogh chips that Valve bought on the cheap. OLED was created when AMD sold better chips to Valve after the LCD took off.