Gaming company Valve is responsible for such series half life And Homepage on the InternetSteam today announced the Deck OLED, which continues its original handheld with long battery life, fast downloads, and more.
During an interview The Washington Post Commenting on the updated system, Valve product designer Greg Comer pointed out how Nintendo has led the way with its OLED handheld, making customers around the world “very happy”:
“[The Switch OLED] This has certainly shown people that the reliability of OLED is generally higher. “It’s a great product from Nintendo that makes a lot of customers around the world very happy.”
Valve has plenty of Switch around its own desks, and while it’s not yet ready to release sales data for its handheld device, Steam Tech has been successful enough to expand its business.
The new Steam Deck OLED comes with a 7.4-inch display, which is 0.4 inches larger than the previous one and has less bezels. The weight of the system has also been reduced to approximately 640 grams. In contrast, the Switch OLED has a 7-inch display for screen and Joy. The weight of the complex is 420 grams.
Granted, the Switch wasn’t the first gaming portable to use an OLED panel, but its popularity certainly helped spread the word about these bright, colorful displays. Washington Post gaming reporter Jin Park also shared a comparison between the Switch OLED, the Steam Tech OLED, and the PlayStation Portal.
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