It was outdated when it came out bud, it’s still a fantastic product though.
It’s competitively priced, being literally the lowest priced handheld PC on the market.
it runs on a development friendly platform; Arch is one of the leading Linux distributions.
although people can’t wrap their heads around it (somehow? Feel like it’s a lot of user error), it’s very user friendly.
Valve support is miles ahead of anything companies like Asus or Lenovo offer. Like, seriously good luck getting any kind of help with your product outside of it’s warranty if you went with a different company.
it outperforms most other hand helds at lower TDPs (under 10 watts in most cases)
It was outdated when it came out bud, it’s still a fantastic product though.
It’s competitively priced, being literally the lowest priced handheld PC on the market.
it runs on a development friendly platform; Arch is one of the leading Linux distributions.
although people can’t wrap their heads around it (somehow? Feel like it’s a lot of user error), it’s very user friendly.
Valve support is miles ahead of anything companies like Asus or Lenovo offer. Like, seriously good luck getting any kind of help with your product outside of it’s warranty if you went with a different company.
it outperforms most other hand helds at lower TDPs (under 10 watts in most cases)