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They said they're not releasing a more powerful deck, and we already know from leaks that the upcoming valve hardware has the same APU.
This doesn't rule out other changes, like a new screen, different form factor, etc.
My money's on a new Index. Possibly with onboard graphics like the Quest
There are supposedly two new hardware devices coming from Valve, earlier leaks had two different product code names. So possibly we're getting both a revised deck and a new VR something.
God, what I wouldn't give for a standalone VR headset with the Steam Deck's internals...mostly because I just want them to shove a whole bunch of support behind getting VR to work right on Linux.