来源：gamingbolt
最近V社的Steam Deck设计师Lawrence Yang和Pierre-Loup Griffais，谈及了Steam Deck未来将进行的改进。
将有更多的音频选项，云同步功能也会改进，用户可分享自己的电源配置文件，这些都是会优先进行的，电池将成为改进的重中之重，目前的计划是推出一个更容易拆卸的电池结构以简化维修步骤，目前为了防止Steam Deck中的电池摇晃。
未来的Steam Deck会将电池寿命和屏幕作为首要任务进行改动，但目前还不会对Steam Deck进行重大性能改进。
While the Steam Deck has been quite successful for Valve, the company seems to be keen on revisiting some of its older attempts at gaming hardware, namely the Steam Controller. In an interview with The Verge, Lawrence Yang and Pierre-Loup Griffais—designers of the Steam Deck—talked about wanting to explore the possibility of a Steam Controller 2.
“Yeah, we want to make it happen,” said Yang when asked whether a new Steam Controller could be in the works. “It’s just a question of how and when.” The company itself is still focusing on the Steam Deck, however.
“I think it’s likely that we’ll explore that because it’s something we wanted as well,” Yang said. “Right now, we’re focusing on the Deck, so it’s a little bit of the same thing as the microconsole question: it’s definitely something where we’d be excited to work with a third-party or explore ourselves.”
While this is far from a proper confirmation that Valve might be working on new hardware, it is possible that the company has made some headway into potential prototypes. Whether we’ll see these prototypes ever make it into a full-fledged product release, however, is a question that might take a few years to get an answer for.