NEW DECK HARDWARE!
00:00 - Intro
00:29 - Valve Teases New hardware
09:42 - Too good to be true
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Valve Teases new Hardware

Interview with Press Start Australia

“Now that Australia is part of our hardware shipping regions, now that we’re all set up, it’ll be for all of our future hardware as well.” continued Yang.

“I think the biggest thing is the tight relationship the hardware and the software guys have. We do a lot of testing and optimising and also our relationship with AMD. Since we have a custom chip, we have a lot of levers we can pull and a lot of very specific changes we can ask for. We really do own the entire stack all the way down to the firmware, to the software, which is something I think is unique about Valve and Steam Deck, but kind of hard to emulate, for sure.”

“And there’s also more changes coming up that I think it’s a little too early to speak about, but I think battery life is not something we feel like we’ll ever be done with. We’re going to constantly be trying to improve that because we think it’s going to carry forward to future models also.”

And in the same token, we’re going to take the learnings we have from Steam Deck and move it forward to future new hardware as well. So we have things that we’re not talking about today.”

This Steam Deck Update is Too Good to be True

https://www.techspot.com/news/105129-...

The new version of Junk Store is a "completely rebuilt product," utilizing different technologies designed to run independently of Decky. As a result, it will not be free and open-source like the current version, due to the significant amount of work involved.

The developers have yet to settle on pricing, as they want to gauge user interest first. However, there's no need for concern – the existing plugin will continue to receive updates and may even expand to support additional stores in the future.

If approved, the Steam version of Junk Store will offer seamless integration with the Deck's Game Mode and Steam's underlying systems. This means users can download and launch non-Steam games without needing to switch to the Deck's desktop mode. It also leverages Steam's interface for game management, with the developers noting that Steam itself will handle much of the process.
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