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I wasn't sure what handheld PC alternatives to steam deck were out and I just assumed they were low tier cheap versions. Wow was I wrong, those look nice, but get pricey. The specs look really good on that one you mentioned, the Ayaneo geek 1s.
As a steam deck owner I'm very happy with it, I've only used it in hand held mode. I just got the dock for it, I am a little concerned I'll notice any performance issues more when hooked up to a large screen. I would love some time to try these alternatives out.
I mostly do retro gaming on my handhelds and PC gaming on my home machine but 2023 has brought some incredible portable options. I'm really keen for a powerful PC based handheld, especially with egpu support
@2tone @duffman
Vice didn't really work for me, Mame c64 also went black. It feels like some years ago these emulators just worked better, which c64 emu just works without visiting archive.org for hours to seek dubious firmwares?