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If you’re reading this article, chances are you’ve noticed how Valve’s new Steam Machine has the gaming world all excited. With memory and graphics card prices through the roof, due to part shortages and sky-high demand, any remotely affordable product is bound to draw attention. That’s why so much hype built up around the Steam Machine before it launched.…

Valve’s Steam Machine is here, but its starting price of $1,049 and long reservation purchasing queue make it impractical for most people. I’m more hyped about SteamOS instead. Valve now lets you install it on nearly any AMD-powered PC, which means you can build your own Steam Machine. You can even transform an existing PC…

The first thing that hit me after unboxing Valve’s Steam Machine at home was: wow, this is small. I’d already seen this thing in person last November, but its size still impressed me

If you’re tuned into the gaming zeitgeist, you’ve seen how fired up everyone is over Valve’s new Steam Machine. With prices on components such as memory and graphics cards so high, anything that might make gaming more affordable is an instant eyeball magnet

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Valve has published its first official Windows driver package for the Steam Machine, the gaming hardware meant for the living-room TV that it announced earlier this year

We have another Steam Machine rival in our midst, and this one is interesting. AOOSTAR quietly expanded global sales of the GODY mini PC this week, and based on the spec sheet alone, it makes Valve’s console look a little slow

The Steam Machine has landed, offering PC gamers a console-like experience for the living room and giving them access to their Steam library and many other PC games beyond that. RAMageddon couldn’t leave a good thing alone, though, so the Steam Machine is pricier than we expected, with a starting price of $1,049. 

Steam Machines have started shipping out to those who managed to pre-order before the pre-built PC went out of stock. However, the excitement some may have felt when unboxing their new Linux-based gaming system has been dampened quite a bit due to potential hardware issues. As caught by Digital Foundry, buyers have taken to Reddit…

Valve’s long-awaited Steam Machine is now shipping to lucky buyers. But with a long reservation queue and a starting price of $1,049, it’s hard to feel the hype. I’m far more excited about the news that Valve is bringing SteamOS to a wider range of PCs, because it gives me the option to transform one…