Tariffs, component volatility, and Valve’s tolerance for losses all lead to uncertainty.
The title is a bit misleading, as the article lists diverging analysts’ opinions, ranging from Valve willing to sell at a loss or low margins, to high prices due to RAM and SSD price volatility.
The creator of the pedal covered the circuitboard in some type of tar or something to prevent people from copying the circuit (it’s pretty trivial to do with analog guitar pedals).
Anyway, I can see that you have no interest in considering that you might be wrong here… If you haven’t messed with a Steam Deck, I suggest you check it out. Because it’s literally just a Linux PC in a handheld form factor. You can avoid Steam altogether on it if you want.
Lol, for someone who’s been proven to be factually wrong and talking out of ass multiple times already in this single thread you seem incredibly confident that I’m wrong.
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The creator of the pedal covered the circuitboard in some type of tar or something to prevent people from copying the circuit (it’s pretty trivial to do with analog guitar pedals).
Anyway, I can see that you have no interest in considering that you might be wrong here… If you haven’t messed with a Steam Deck, I suggest you check it out. Because it’s literally just a Linux PC in a handheld form factor. You can avoid Steam altogether on it if you want.
Lol, for someone who’s been proven to be factually wrong and talking out of ass multiple times already in this single thread you seem incredibly confident that I’m wrong.
You have yet to add a single bit of value to this exchange. Hope you have a good weekend.