Looks good but, as consumers should always do, must wait until release to know price-performance-ratio vs the Steam Deck and if these new features like the new screen and what not end up eating battery and of course the software because Armory Crate isnt that great. If at least the hardware is good then I would install Steam OS in it and dual boot to Windows and have the rest of the clients.
The big winner here is Valve who, even if the customer ends up getting an Ally instead of a Deck, they will be getting the Steam game sale percentage. Even more ridiculous, this thing, Aya Neo, GPD Win, OneXPlayer, etc all will be making Valve money in the end. So Valve can do a bit of the Nintendo business model but on steroids due to these other handhelds... Man, to think Valve is still a privately held company... I would definetly put some money if they go public and mark the calendar for their IPO.