That’s odd. I’m on the preview branch with the official dock, and 4k at 60 works, albeit with a lot of input lag for some reason. Have you checked the cable with another device?
What about 1080p at 120, can you just limit the fps to 60? You may even be able to use 40 fps at 120 Hz.
What dock are you using? Not all of them have enough HDMI bandwidth for 4k at 60 Hz. You’re unlikely to be able to run many games at that resolution and framerate anyway, to be honest. It is odd that 1080p at 60 Hz is not working, though.
They’re on the same chip but they are absolutely not the “same thing.”
You can get a matte/etched screen protector (I have one on my base LCD Deck) but it will never be quite as high quality as having it built in to the screen. If you’re that concerned about damage to the screen, maybe a screen protector is the way to go (matte or not).
But I feel like the majority of the time, people will put on a screen protector and leave it on regardless of whether it has scratches or negatively affects the image quality in some other way. Most people don’t bother to swap it regularly. Still, it might be a good idea for the peace of mind, or to make a glossy screen matte or vice versa.
They follow a lot of existing legislation. New EU legislation will not apply to the UK automatically, the UK will need to pass its own laws.
You could always go the modding route!
I’m talking about people with an LCD Deck who haven’t modified their screen. I’m seeing used 512gb Deck’s going for ~£350 on eBay (I expect that will fall somewhat). That plus $99 (not inc. shipping) for the DeckHD is pretty close to the same price as a brand new 512GB Deck OLED (£479).
The OLED screen is larger.
It does once you realise that you have the option of selling your current Deck and upgrading to the OLED for roughly the same price and none of the risk or downsides of DeckHD (custom BIOS requirement, lower brightness).
FWIW, the OLED should fare better in this regard as the screws now thread into metal rather than the plastic (and they have Torx heads too, which may help with getting correct tension).