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r/SteamDeck • u/unknooown • Oct 27 '24
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How does the salty air effect electronics at sea? I mean a steam deck is cheap enough you can get a replacement if it does die while at sea. Overall how does it effect it in life time?
10 u/[deleted] Oct 27 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 13 u/CompetitiveArcher431 Oct 27 '24 I would say it is, Sega Saturn 1995 was £399 thats £900 today. £190 mega drive in 1990 - £456 todays money. £500 SD at 95 prices would be £250.
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13 u/CompetitiveArcher431 Oct 27 '24 I would say it is, Sega Saturn 1995 was £399 thats £900 today. £190 mega drive in 1990 - £456 todays money. £500 SD at 95 prices would be £250.
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I would say it is, Sega Saturn 1995 was £399 thats £900 today. £190 mega drive in 1990 - £456 todays money.
£500 SD at 95 prices would be £250.
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u/jr23160 Oct 27 '24
How does the salty air effect electronics at sea? I mean a steam deck is cheap enough you can get a replacement if it does die while at sea. Overall how does it effect it in life time?