All the information stems from changes to the latest SteamOS kernel in the Steam Deck.
The poster added some conjecture that the gear is a streaming gear, console, orset-top box.
The last thing weve seen about VR headsets is a patent for a Deckard unit.
© Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo
Early rumors hinted thatit would require a specific SteamVR box to run without needing a PC.
Lynch has posted some unconfirmed, supposedly leaked renders of controllers for the Deckard, codenamed Roy.
They are obviously still in development, and different versions feature hand loops or flat-faced, Quest-like controllers.
In addition, they may have more buttons than a standard VR controller, with an additional d-pad.
If Valve has the hardware (and thats a big if), then the software is left.
Valves Proton compatibility layer already ports games from Windows to Linux with its Proton compatibility layer.
The touchpads eventually made their way to the Steam Deck, where players largely ignored them.
Lynch claimed, based on unknown sources, that Ibex was already gearing up for production.
Ibex rendermodel thumbnail leaked in SteamVR driverspic.twitter.com/amw3SFExF5
The Steam Deck design language is entrenched at this point.
Nearly every OEM is working onits own PC handheld, so you shouldnt expect a Steam Deck 2.
Valve told Gizmodo it wouldnt put out a new, refreshed handheld for anothertwo or three years.
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