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    "https://www.ign.com/articles/the-steam-deck-is-sold-out-again-even-after-the-huge-price-rise"
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  "textContent": "submitted by simple to games\n430 points | 140 comments\nhttps://www.ign.com/articles/the-steam-deck-is-sold-out-again-even-after-the-huge-price-rise\n\n> Valve recently raised the price on the Steam Deck, making the handheld gaming PC cost up to $949 for the 1TB OLED model. While that’s a massive $300 increase over its original price, the Steam Deck is once again sold out.",
  "title": "The $950 Steam Deck Apparently Isn't Too Expensive, As it Sold Out in Under 24 Hours"
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