You won’t need a dock to plug it into a TV, though - Valve says that the “Deck can be plugged in to your TV, monitor, or even your old CRT if you have the right cables.” The Deck comes with fully-fledged USB-C ports that contain HDMI, Ethernet and USB data, as well as standard Bluetooth. Valve will also sell a dock you can use to prop up a Steam Deck and plug it into external displays like a TV. If you limit it to 30 FPS, you’re going to be playing for 5-6 hours.”Īnd if you need to pause your game, the Steam Deck offers a quick suspend / resume feature built into SteamOS that will let you put the device into sleep mode and pick up where you left off later. “For lighter use cases like game streaming, smaller 2D games, or web browsing, you can expect to get the maximum battery life of approximately 7-8 hours.” Valve tells IGN that “You can play Portal 2 for four hours on this thing.
Image: ValveĪs for the battery, “Steam Deck’s onboard 40 watt-hour battery provides several hours of play time for most games,” Valve says. Here’s a legend to all of the Deck’s ports and controls: The Steam Deck’s external hardware features. Like the Switch, it has two shoulder triggers on each side, and there are four back buttons (two on each side) as well as built-in microphones. The device also has a gyroscope for motion controls.
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The front of the Steam Deck also has ABXY buttons, a D-pad, and a 7-inch 1280 x 800 touchscreen for 720p gameplay. There are two thumbsticks, but also two small, Steam Controller-style trackpads beneath the thumbsticks, which could give you more precision for things like first-person shooters. The Steam Deck has a huge number of control options. You can also expand the available storage using the high-speed microSD card slot. There are three different storage tiers: 64GB eMMC storage for $399, 256GB NVMe SSD storage for $529, and 512GB of high-speed NVME SSD storage for $649, according to Valve. The device has an AMD APU containing a quad-core Zen 2 CPU with eight threads and eight compute units’ worth of AMD RDNA 2 graphics, alongside 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM.
It starts at $399, and you can buy it in $529 and $649 models as well. It will begin shipping in December and reservations open July 16th at 1PM ET. Valve just announced the Steam Deck, its long-rumored Switch-like handheld gaming device.
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