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TL;DR: A Reddit user, PhyFawkes, fitted Steam Deck internals-motherboard, battery, speakers, buttons-into a Game Boy-sized shell called the SteamBoy. Cooling and a smaller display had to be fitted; the screen currently doesn’t work, making this a proof of concept that boots:48 Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio

Steam customers in Europe are being warned that personal information linked to hardware orders may have been exposed following a cyberattack on a logistics partner, CEVA Logistics, who are responsible for shipping Steam hardware to customers across the region,

Valve warns European Steam hardware buyers that their contact details leaked after a cyberattack hit shipping partner CEVA Logistics.

If you grew up in the 1990s, you’ll probably remember a trend of console manufacturers churning out special transparent editions of its hardware.

Several new special-edition components and peripherals have been launched to celebrate the company’s 40th anniversary.

On 11 September, a European regulation starts applying to products with digital elements. Sim racing hardware appears to qualify. The date itself is minor. What it points to, fifteen months later, is not.

The Nintendo Switch 2 sold 3.82 million units during the first-quarter ended June 30, 2026, which represents a 34.4 percent decrease on the 5.82 million units sold this time last year.

The year 2026 marks the 25th anniversary of Xbox, and to celebrate, Microsoft has rolled out a significant console update that introduces a host of new features gamers have long desired.

Valve’s Steam Hardware Survey for July 2026 crossed a line PC hardware watchers have circled for three years. Graphics cards with 16GB of VRAM now sit at 25.90% of surveyed systems, edging past 8GB cards at 25.32% for the first time since Valve began breaking out memory capacity by tier. The gap is thin, just…

ASUS is one of the leading brands in gaming hardware with its ROG line of products, and XREAL is a leading brand specialising in augmented reality (AR) smart glasses that serve as wearable, portable big screens.