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Comparing hardware is for fools. It assumes a static codebase. Steam is actively developed. The only hardware worth purchasing is that which is supported by the developers directly.
My thoughts exactly.
For a consistent and complete user experience that isn't completely driven by ulterior motives, this is usually the best way to go IMO