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Lenovo Reportedly Working on Its Own Steam Deck Rival
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Yeah I bet the way Apple would do it is to remove the controller and make it all touch-screen. More real-estate for viewing that way. I’m thinking like a 10.9” screen with little/no bezel. They can probably compete with the highest-tier steamdeck in price that way, if they can get it around $550.
You've just described an iPad, but sold cheaper
Spoiler alert: it’s the price for iPad Air.
Then they can sell extra proprietary peripherals too, like an apple controller. The apple way