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Refurb models from Valve are set to start at $319 for the base 64GB portable, and could run up to $519 for the 512GB version of the handheld.

Pavel Djundik, creator of SteamDB, spotted Steam Deck units listed as "Certified Refurbished" on Steam. All three models with their different storage capacities were on show, as...

Valve has sold plenty of Steam Decks since launch but as with any product, a percentage of them did get sent back due to various reasons. Rather than putting fixable hardware to waste, Valve will soon offer a refurbished Steam Deck option. While not officially announced, a new page in the backend of Steam points …

An intrepid modder has doubled up the amount of system RAM in their Steam Deck to 32GB, which should give a nice performance boost to some games.

The Ministry of Transport and Communications is calling for feedback on the governments draft proposal to temporarily halve fairway fees from 2024 to 2027. The consultation period ends on September 1, 2023. Simultaneously, a legislative amendment process will begin to make the fee reduction permanent. In the government program announced on June 20, 2023, Prime Minister Petteri Orpos administration outlined the intention to change the temporary half-price fairway fee, currently levied on merchant...

Valve's Steam Deck is forging ahead and selling nicely, while helping to boost the number of Linux gamers out there by quite some margin.

It has been about a year and a half since the Steam Deck launched. The Linux-powered PC gaming handheld is consistently a top seller on Steam but until now, Windows and Mac remained as the two most-used operating systems amongst Steam gamers. Now, that has finally changed, with Linux overtaking Mac for the first time. …

Steam has launched a new update that allows users to view its libraries based on the dates. Steam has added a new update that allows users to trace back its whole backlog.

The Bank said that inflation would drop to 4.9% in the final quarter of this year

Valve has released a statement revealing a new set of rules for competitive Counter-Strike 2 tournaments that will ban franchised leagues.