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Valve's 2023 OLED refresh: 7.4-inch 90Hz HDR panel, 50Wh battery, cooler chassis. AU $1199-$1429 after May 2026.
Jul 18, 2026
Valve's original Steam Deck uses a 7-inch 60Hz IPS LCD, 16GB RAM, and a custom 7nm AMD APU. In Australia the mainstream 256GB model lists
8-inch Windows handheld: Core Ultra 7 258V, Arc 140V, 32GB RAM, 80Wh, dual Thunderbolt 4. AU 1TB about $1589 to $1899.
Original Z1 Extreme Windows handheld with 8.8-inch 1600p IPS, detachable TrueStrike grips, and 49.2Wh power. Distinct from Go S.
Fixed-grip 8-inch Z2 Go handheld (16GB/512GB Windows AU). Sharp VRR screen and great ergonomics; stock Windows AAA value is mixed versus
2023 Windows handheld with Ryzen Z1 Extreme, 7-inch 1080p 120Hz screen, 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD. Strong performance; short gaming battery
2024 ROG Ally X upgrade: Z1 Extreme, 24GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 80Wh battery, dual USB-C. Best Windows handheld for many; AU about $1599.
Microsoft's 4K disc console: 12 TFLOPS GPU, 1TB SSD, Blu-ray drive, and deep back-compat versus the digital Series S.
Compact digital Xbox with 512GB SSD, 1440p gaming, and strong Game Pass appeal at about $499 to $599 AUD.
Current mainstream PlayStation 5 disc console: Slim chassis, 1TB SSD, Zen 2 / RDNA 2 silicon. Distinct from PS5 Pro.
Sony mid-gen console with 16.7 TFLOPS GPU, PSSR, and 2TB SSD. Digital-only chassis; optional disc drive. Distinct from PS5 Slim performance.
Hybrid Switch refresh with a 7-inch OLED, 64 GB storage, and LAN dock. Best for handheld play; docked experience is unchanged.
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