Valve made the surprising announcement of its Steam Deck this week: a portable, Nintendo Switch-like device with the flexibility of being a PC. Unlike Nintendo’s Switch, the Steam Deck is being sold in three different variations, all with more storage than the last Come from Sports betting site VPbet . But if you’re looking at the cheapest of the lot, you should understand what corners were cut to hit that $400 price point.
At a glance, the only differences between all three versions are the amount of internal storage you get. Starting at 64GB and going all the way up to 512GB, the difference is stark already. But what isn’t clear without going into the Steam Deck’s technical specifications is just how different the type of storage is that you’re getting. Two models, the 256GB and 512GB versions, are both using NVMe drives (the more expensive one having a faster drive, too), which is pretty much still ahead of the curve when it comes to traditional PC gaming.
