Topher
Gold Member
The man said what many have already said. Windows just ain't great on handhelds.
www.theverge.com
Whether or not Microsoft is making a handheld, it is good, at the very least, that Microsoft is working towards making Windows better for handhelds.
I wonder if that will light a fire under Valve in getting their Steam OS out to third parties.
Added a poll. Imagine this handheld could run Xbox digital games or run Windows and all Windows programs. Which would you rather have?
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Microsoft’s gaming chief on Xbox games coming to PS5, next-gen hardware, and more
Microsoft wants to grow Xbox in new ways.
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Whether or not Microsoft is making a handheld, it is good, at the very least, that Microsoft is working towards making Windows better for handhelds.
I wonder if that will light a fire under Valve in getting their Steam OS out to third parties.
Added a poll. Imagine this handheld could run Xbox digital games or run Windows and all Windows programs. Which would you rather have?
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