Lenovo’s upcoming SteamOS handheld will cost $50 more than expected
It brings some perks over the Steam Deck (VRR, Hall effect joysticks, and more) but it may not be a Steam Deck killer.
Here's how much the Steam OS version of the Legion Go S costs
Summary: The SteamOS version of the Lenovo Legion Go S is now available for pre-order, and it has a higher price than ...
SteamOS benchmarked on Asus ROG Ally as beta general release nears
A recent video from YouTuber The Phawx shows SteamOS running on an Asus ROG Ally. Although the unofficial installation isn't flawless, early benchmarks suggest that the ...
The SteamOS Version of the Lenovo Legion Go S Is Up for Preorder
Everything you need to know to preorder the upcoming SteamOS-based Lenovo Legion Go S, a new competitor for the Steam Deck.
With a single update SteamOS could turbocharge handheld PCs – here's how
Letting SteamOS take care of the operating system and interface could be the best of both worlds, with, say, a ...
Forget the Switch 2, Qualcomm's new release can power dual-screen handheld consoles
It seems that handheld consoles have exploded in popularity in recent years. From the incoming Nintendo Switch 2, to recent ...
Valve rolls out SteamOS for more devices, offering a fresh alternative to Windows
The line is vague but it officially confirms Valve's intent to open up its Linux-based gaming OS to a wider ecosystem of ...
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Rumor: SteamOS May Be Coming to Desktop PCs as a Potential Windows Alternative
Currently, SteamOS is the operating system used in the Steam Deck, Valve’s handheld gaming device. However, there’s growing hope that it might soon be available for desktop PCs and laptops as ...
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“Beginnings of support for non-Steam Deck handhelds.”
That’s Valve’s bullet point in its SteamOS 3.7.0 Preview patch notes about the promised ability to install SteamOS on other handhelds. That feature is expected to officially launch as soon as ...
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Forget Windows, SteamOS is reportedly prepping for a general release to dethrone Microsoft
SteamOS to receive public release for general use, not just the Steam Deck. You can install SteamOS on any device, potentially transforming it into a gaming system. Possibility of unconventional ...