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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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On one hand I kinda feel bad because I just recently bought a Steamdeck on Valve's word that there won't be new Steamdeck for a few years, but then again, it still works and it will work until the next iteration, maybe a Steamdeck. I would still kinda feel better if Valve didn't make that obviously misleading statement, given that they worked on a steamdeck that is lighting better in all aspects for a long time.
That's not what they said, though. That might be how it was characterized in whatever retelling you heard, but their comments have always been very specific that a new, more powerful successor wasn't coming any time soon. They never said anything implying they wouldn't update it at all.
This is the same performance target, just with a nicer finish.
It's wild reading comments like these, because I thought they made it painfully obvious. All the headlines from that interview clearly delineated that they were talking about a "faster Steam Deck" aka a Steam Deck 2 and not a hardware refresh. Like here's a Verge article from September