The Steam Deck, Valve’s mini PC, is a wonderful gaming device with plenty of excellent titles to choose from. But as a straight-up handheld computer, the Deck isn’t too shabby for non-gaming computing needs. Whether it’s using the Deck as a dockable desktop computer, a portable coding station, or even a tool for game development, the Steam Deck community is embracing the open-ended possibilities of a computer this small and capable.
6 Ways To Push Your Steam Deck Beyond Gaming
You could run Cyberpunk 2077 in your hands, or you could code, record music, or hack home appliances
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Claire Jackson
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