Review on Game console Valve Steam Deck 64 GB SSD, black by Jnis Staulis ᠌

As for the comparison with the switch that I also had, both of them have more disadvantages than advantages. Its pros: + not bad, monolithic assembled + adequate noise (you need to understand that the smaller the blades, the louder the noise at high speeds), and if you play with headphones, then not at all. Of course, this is not a silent smartphone, but not an old laptop that buzzes that the table is shaking. + type c connector, but only a certain value will fit Cons: - the main problem in game fatigue. You keep on thinking that it can launch the console without problems (the list has narrowed to 1500 games), you look for them, what you haven’t played (about 300 remain), of which you would like to launch (about 30), but then the amount of memory interferes, slow download and installation, or long fixes for launch and setup issues. It just ends up wanting to play. Then what is the use of a portable console if no one goes out with it, except for people who have birds in their heads and have no worries? Also, the problem is in the grip, those who used small cameras with mounts know that there are very small grips for the hands, but for some this is normal, and for some, the hands become numb after a minute. So here also, you should definitely try to hold the console, my brushes are numb after 10 minutes of playing. - it is not clear how wine bottler works. I’ve been using Linux for a long time, I’ve resorted to Vine a hundred times, but I still don’t understand how it works, why it creates a subsystem for each program, and why the folder weighs 300 mb with a program that takes less than a megabyte in portable format. -when compared with the assembly of a PC on a socket 1155, this set-top box has no pluses. -Purchased reviews that create the wrong impression of the console. Also, valve itself adds to the fire by allowing system customization, since there are a lot of Kulibins all over the world. But in fact, this is a plus for the market, the price will quickly drop due to the quantity. - incomprehensibly small amount of memory, which leads to the fact that I play a third of AAA titles in cloud services, it turns out that the use of the console is zero. In addition, you have to connect the keyboard and mouse through an adapter, poor Wi-Fi internet allows you to play only at a resolution of 600p. -display like cheap smartphones - I play mostly with cheats so that the games do not get bored, there are no cheats on Linux, and launching them through wine in 99% ends with an error. -you buy a game, it has problems in the emulator, you return money for it, after a couple of times valve refuses to return it due to speculation.