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ColorBlack

Year Manufactured2022

Item Length49mm

Item Depth117mm

BrandValve

TypeHandheld System

Item Height298mm

ModelSTEAMDECK256GB

ConnectivityHeadphone Jack, USB-C

FeaturesWi-Fi Capability

Storage Capacity256 GB

Item Weight669 grams

Resolution1280 x 800

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