• Butterphinger@lemmy.zip
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        Steam Deck mini, same performance, pocketable, dockable.

        I’d die happy, because this also means there’s a dockable linux laptop in my pocket, games-aside, that’s a well-added tool.

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          This would be perfect, I mostly play the switch docked but the option to play on the go is nice. Add a keyboard and you’ve got a portable dev machine… take my money!

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        Yes, why do people always want bigger. In my opinion 7" is plenty and my device has a 6" screen that is perfect. I can actually hold the device for extended sessions without getting fatigued.

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          I would want a smaller device and larger screen. Aka reduce the bezels. The deck has comically large bezels.

          Also, the size of the device does not have much to do with its weight. I would rather a larger comfitable device then a tiny one that gives me cramps to use. Lighter weight is always a plus. But not always worth the tradeoffs. I would not want a lightweight device that only lasts 30mins of usage.

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          It would also help spread Linux into the tablet market as well. If people were using their decks as a tablet as well that could lead to helping the future of an authentic usable Linux phone.

          I don’t know the sizing, but I wonder if a keyboard could be added… Like how the switch has that piece that connects the two detached controllers into one controller… that middle piece could possibly be a keyboard.