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Finally a competitor that has Linux and uses trackpads.
Too bad they didn’t use a layout similar as the Steam deck. It’s the best layout for a handheld with trackpads. These trackpads are really far down.
Even the steam deck's touch pads could be moved up more imo however, these look to be pretty much unusable.
And the joysticks are Xbox style and not ps style. If that makes sense.
I wouldn't call the Deck's sticks PS style, because PS has them on the bottom. Wii U style?
I mean like, in line with each other instead of thumbs tick left and abxy right