A desire for a portable but fully capable computer is mostly why I bought one of the original Steam Decks. You can trivially plug it into a dock and have a ful

A desire for a portable but fully capable computer is mostly why I bought one of the original Steam Decks. You can trivially plug it into a dock and have a full and pretty capable "desktop" experience out of it as well. At that point I didn't even own any Steam games and hadn't played a game in well over a decade, and had no interest in doing so. I'm a sucker for open hardware though. Forward a few years and I've been really happy with it. With games so easily accessible I have bought quite a few over the years now. Adding cameras would be awesome! Though were I in charge of product for it, I'd want to think very carefully before doing so. It is a general purpose portable computer, but it's important to remember that the vast majority of the market doesn't buy it for that, and a camera and associated software may get in the way of it's primary purpose... Though, it could enable some pretty slick live video chat during multiplayer, which could be pretty awesome for people that play those kinds of games.