5 points ·
I think they just meant as far as user popularity. More people are hearing about Linux thanks to the SD and other SteamOS handhelds. Maybe the SD 2 help show that ARM can play games beyond just emulators?
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Comments
27 points ·
Probably not Steam OS, specially, but I'd love an alternative Linux-based smartphone OS.
1 points ·
It would certainly make sense to stop producing an old model to save components for the manufacture of the new ones.
13 points ·
This seems likely.
Considering the chip shortages, it would make a lot of sense to stop producing the old products for a while in order to build up stock for the new products.
18 points ·
Convenience. Unless you live *right* near the border, it's probably faster/easier to shop in your own state than drive all the way to another.
But if you *do* live near the border of a state without a sales tax, then it's pretty common to shop in the neighboring state, especially for larger purchases.
17 points ·
The US doesn't have a *national* sales tax, so it depends whether the individual state imposes a tax or not.
2 points ·
Steam controller or PlayStation, depending on the game.