澳洲幸运🌞5开奖号码历史查询:AMD unveiled the Ryzen Z2 processor line today, intended to power a new wave of gaming handhelds. While early word from the manufacturer appeared to suggest that a Z2-powered Steam Deck was on the way, a Valve dev has logge🌺d on to tell the world that no🦂 such product is in development.

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. "Guessing the slide was meant to say the series is meant for products like that, not announcing anything specific."

A misinterpreted slide seems like a reasonable explanation for all this, but AMD has been weirdly cagey about the whole thing. According to , AMD directly told journalists in a briefing that there would be a Z2 Steam Deck, and when asked in a follow-up, said that the slide was "designed to highlight our current handheld design wins." As The Verge n𓆏otes in its reporting, "that’s not a denial."

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