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Now that was an intersting watch. It appears that not one part of the steam deck was untouched.
The outer shell?
Even the screws were changed.
They do have that special edition clear one. And technically didn't they add metal inserts for the screws to go in? Instead of the self tapping screws in the older model, I'm not 100% on that. I know the screws themselves are different for sure.
The clear one is limited edition, not expecting to ever see one, though yeah fair point about the screws, that is a nice improvement
Changed the Steam and ... buttons, changed the color scheme on the joysticks, and the joysticks themselves. Those may or may not count as "outer shell" But the screw sockets definitely do, and they have metal inserts now.
The grip area actually looks different.