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Steam Deck model update: 256GB with LCD or 512GB and 1TB with OLED
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Whew. Finally.
Now I can buy the older much cheaper (now) 64GB model and slap a 1TB m.2 drive in it.
*edit: We’ll have to see if they were good enough to have switched to PCIe 4.0 m.2 slots; that would make it a definite buy on the new models.
Now I can sell my older much cheaper 64gb model with a 1tb M.2 drive and buy an oled model
Used 64GB LCD will prolly be going for 99 quid or so.