I read on Eurogamer that the windows version is more expensive because the windows model has 32gb of ram and 1tb of ssd, or 16gb of ram and 1tb of ssd, while the steam os version has 16gb of ram and 512gb ssd.
@@rob314 I read on an article that the legion go s will fit a full 2280 ssd ! That would be awesome if that’s true.. and I think the windows version also has a more powerful z2 chip then the steam version. That could be part of the price difference too.
I read on Eurogamer that the windows version is more expensive because the windows model has 32gb of ram and 1tb of ssd, or 16gb of ram and 1tb of ssd, while the steam os version has 16gb of ram and 512gb ssd.
This makes sense, we'll have to see if we can choose different specs when it arrives later this year
Windows need more storage than steam os, so the option is make lego with windows os have double storage
@@rob314 I read on an article that the legion go s will fit a full 2280 ssd ! That would be awesome if that’s true.. and I think the windows version also has a more powerful z2 chip then the steam version. That could be part of the price difference too.
I already have a steamdeck (lcd/docked mostly these days) would this be a decent upgrade?
Did people love steam deck because valve or because steamOs i mean if someone had steam deck did he need this device 🤔
Will you have the option to switch to windows with this one? The only thing I hate about my steam deck is I can’t play madden
Unsure, but I presume something can be done just like you can do it now on the Steam Deck
It will be with OLED ?
No, LCD