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      this is my thought as well. im considering just selling mine to a friend for a good pricr so they can get in on the fun too

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      Why wouldn’t it just be a direct replacement for the old one? Is it a different size? If they sell replacement screens it should just drop in.

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      I don’t think that’s gonna be possible, they slightly revised the whole board layout. Maybe if you’re lucky.

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        By trade-ins I think they mean exchange. We all love the repairability but I don’t think this person was wanting to manually install the upgrades.

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    Apparently “highly limited quantities” is about the Limited Edition model and not all of the OLED models.

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    Of course they announce this the week I intend on opening mine up and upgrading to a 2tb drive. Was going to dual boot Windows so I could get Gamepass games natively running on it. The screen update gives me pause though. I really love the OLED screen on my Switch, and the LCD on the Steam Deck has been one of my biggest gripes about the system.

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    How is it getting better battery life? Are OLEDs more energy efficient or does it have a bigger battery?

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      Bigger battery> 6nm processor (less energy)> OLEDs more energy efficient> Better cooling (new bigger quiet fan)> Faster wifi 6 — from 30% to 60% more battery life (variable)

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      Aside from the bigger battery, the APU got a die shrink (7nm to 6nm). With the same performance target it directly translates to better efficiency.

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    Would this be the equivalent of having the current years cellphone and then the next years cellphone is in production?

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    Lovely! I am considering buying one for a while now. I think I’ll wait for the first end user reviews, but given that there is a whole Linux desktop behind it, it might double as a PC for school for my kids.