Quote from: Bogdan Solca on July 30, 2021, 10:17:16

Quote from: Ted on July 30, 2021, 04:48:06
"... but keep in mind that it [Steam Deck] will only be available in around 1 year from now."

I tried to do the math and couldn't make December 2021 (first batch) come out to around one year from now. I never was very good with numbers though.

The entire initial batch was reserved in only a few minutes. If you preorder right now, official site says you need to wait until at least Q2 2022.

I pre-ordered a couple of weeks back and my Steam Deck's ETA is Q1 2022, but yeah, looks like it's Q2 for anyone from now onwards. It'll be interesting to see if they meet, exceed, or miss those deadlines.

I'm happy to wait for something that will likely have measurably better peak gaming performance, better perf/watt, and far superior perf/$ than the Win Max. If I really need a keyboard then I'm probably using it somewhere where I can put an external one down on a surface nearby.

Quote from: Ted on July 30, 2021, 04:48:06
"... but keep in mind that it [Steam Deck] will only be available in around 1 year from now."

I tried to do the math and couldn't make December 2021 (first batch) come out to around one year from now. I never was very good with numbers though.

The entire initial batch was reserved in only a few minutes. If you preorder right now, official site says you need to wait until at least Q2 2022.

"... but keep in mind that it [Steam Deck] will only be available in around 1 year from now."

I tried to do the math and couldn't make December 2021 (first batch) come out to around one year from now. I never was very good with numbers though.

"Lowering the price on the Intel model is indeed a pleasant surprise, but then again, we are not sure why the AMD model still has the same price."

Probably because the AMD APUs cost them more to acquire? I mean, in the first place the supply situation might explain why they're using Renoir instead of Cezanne...