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From the picture I thought they might be mimicing the Deck's touchpads, but I think those are just the speakers.
What a perfect place for speakers, half-obscured by the user's hands.
Taking lessons from Nintendo. At least it’s not backwards/downwards firing, but doing this kind of shit requires a manufacturer to be as daft as Dell. That’s not an easy feat to achieve
the Dual Intelligent Touchpad further enhances your gaming experience by providing responsive and immersive motion controls
You actually went to the website and looked it up? Alright then, carry on.
I'm still not a fan of the placement of these. There's a reason Valve placed their touchpads further up on the Deck.
They are touchpads thankfully “Equipped with a Dual Intelligent Touchpad, immerse yourself in seamless gaming with precise touch points and intuitive swipe gestures. Enhance your gaming precision and immersion with native mouse simulation and gyroscope support.”
Ah, I missed that part. Though it feels like they're a bit too low on the face to be used comfortably.