Once the 9070 dropped all arguments for Nvidia stopped being worthy of consideration outside of very niche/fringe needs.
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ask anyone interesting in getting an Ethernet adaptor for switch
Then they had the balls to brag about having a real Ethernet port on the OLED’s dock as if it was some massive innovation and not something standard for the prior ~20 years.
I hate everything about the language used here. Not your fault. Just hate it.
Or - and this is a crazy idea - we could not pick sides and just stop killing each other?
What a flagrantly dishonest way of framing what they said
Damn I really struck a nerve. My bad dude
Love my steamdeck but it’s definitely not similar to a switch other than they both play video games handheld. Even the docked experiences are super different.
Honestly at this point Microsoft has a much bigger problem with people abandoning PC/laptops for smart phones and tablets, a space that they do not occupy at all. Steam/Valve is not the major problem
My dude you can't admit you didn't read the article then defend the fact that you didn't read it like that. Just read it and then comment lol
SteamOS does not scare the shit out of them at all. Microsoft's money is in dominating the business world. They like being in the video game world but it's only a portion of their portfolio whereas Valve is all in. Plus SteamOS didn't hurt them last time, why would they believe it will this time? Maybe it will, but unfortunately smart money is not betting against microsoft on this. Valve will continue to nibble at the edges and expand linux gaming, which is awesome, but look what it's taken to get to just under 5% of the gaming market (that's ALL of linux btw, not SteamOS).
Until Valve offers commercial offerings (never) I think M$ isn't losing sleep. They aren't even on the same plane in terms of scale and resources. They're competing for handheld pc gaming, but it's not high stakes for microsoft at all.
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Does anyone have any experience with this? Has anyone used it with smart glasses? Is this something I should actually look in to?