Valve has announced a new update for the Steam Deck portable gaming device, which bears the name Steam Deck OLED, and it comes with many important improvements compared to the previous version. The main improvement in this version is the replacement of the LCD screen with an OLED screen, along with support for HDR technology.
The Steam Deck OLED display has a brightness of up to 1000 nits, delivering more immersive and deeper colors. The device will be available in two storage capacities, either 512 GB at $549 or 569 euros, or 1 TB at $649 or 679 euros.
In addition to its stunning display, the Steam Deck OLED has a host of improved specifications. The device includes a 6nm APU chip, with support for fast LPDDR5 memory at 6400MHz. The device also supports Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3.
As for battery life, the device can keep gaming running for between 3 and 12 hours depending on your usage. Steam Deck OLED also has a lightweight design, weighing 30 grams less than the previous version, and also supports a 2.5 mm cable.
Starting November 16, users can get the Steam Deck OLED and enjoy a high-quality mobile gaming experience. This new update helps Valve strengthen its position in the mobile gaming market and provide an excellent gaming experience to players around the world.
FAQs:
What is the main difference between Steam Deck OLED and the previous version?
The main difference lies in the replacement of the LCD screen with an OLED screen and the support for HDR technology.
What are the main advantages of Steam Deck OLED Display?
The Steam Deck OLED display has a brightness of up to 1000 nits and delivers more immersive and deeper colors.
What storage capacities are available for the Steam Deck OLED?
The 512GB Steam Deck OLED is available for $549 or €569, or the 1TB for $649 or €679.
How long can the Steam Deck OLED run before the battery runs out?
The device can keep gaming going for between 3 and 12 hours depending on your usage.
