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Some months ago, GPD made a statement about the Steam Deck that was recently translated. It's... interesting, to put it mildly. In it, GPD promotes piracy, insists that the Steam Deck is less powerful than their own products and that Valve will never let you install Windows on it, and uses...

It's impressive in action; but looking at its dimensions measurements, the Steam Deck is even larger that I thought it was. I would not call something this big "portable".

https://www.pcgamer.com/valve-intends-to-make-more-steam-decks/ It seems Valve has high hopes for their new device. Personally, I'm hoping this means they'll release a smaller version of the Steam Deck someday, with a clamshell design and a built-in keyboard.

Hopefully that's the case, and it doesn't end up gimping the system somehow.

I've considered switching over to Linux, but the main reason I haven't though is because of compatibility issues; as well as the fact that the developers went woke some years back, and have openly voiced support for the terrorist group Black Lives Matter. Besides; to be fair, it sounds like...

If that's the case, it at least gives the existing Ultra-mobile PC companies some sort of edge; theoretically at least, seeing as they seem to be in the process of transitioning away from their devices providing a full Windows desktop experience, and also focusing more on them being portable...

They suck for typing though.

Personally, I bought my GPD Win 2 expecting to use it not just as a portable gaming device, but as a fully-capable handheld PC; so I'm not a fan of the recent design trend in the Ultra-mobile PC market that attempts to emulate the Switch's success, by mimicking its design cues and focusing...

I don't think he's saying that they should sell it for the same price as the one with 512GB of internal storage; just that the top end should have 1TB.

Speaking as someone who owns a GPD Win 2, and regularly follows news regarding that company and the Ultra-mobile PC market as a whole; this is a game changer. It looks on paper like it blows pretty much everything else that has been released recently out of the water, and it couldn't have come...