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Valve Reveals A New Console, The Steam Machine

Valve reveals new Steam console, VR headset, and controller, set to launch in 2026

Valve has announced three new pieces of hardware for Steam: The console-like Steam Machine, a new virtual reality headset called Steam Frame, and a brand new version of the Steam Controller. They all run on SteamOS and are set to release sometime in early 2026. Prices have not been revealed yet.

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Valve Announces Steam Machine, a New Video-Game Console

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PC gaming giant Valve unveils new console to rival Xbox and PlayStation

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Steam Machine wants to ease gaming, but you have a long wait ahead for the real win

Valve is entering the console wars in a pleasantly bizarre and flashback-y fashion.

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Valve returns to the living room with new Steam hardware lineup, and we're already drooling

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The Internet Reacts To Valve’s New Steam Machine

Forbes

AI And Gaming: How Virtual Worlds Are Shaping Our Future Solutions

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. As a veteran of the IT industry, I've witnessed firsthand how technologies and methodologies are increasingly penetrating traditional business ...

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The History Of Virtual Reality: How VR Has Changed The Way We Know Gaming

The best video games carry a feeling of immersion, as though players are being actively transported into the world of the game. Virtual reality takes that immersion to the next level. Players truly see the world through the eyes of an in-game avatar and ...

Ars Technica

Virtual Boy: The bizarre rise and quick fall of Nintendo’s enigmatic red console

Ars Technica AI Reporter and tech historian Benj Edwards has co-written a book on the Virtual Boy with Dr. Jose Zagal. In this exclusive excerpt, Benj and Jose take you back to Nintendo of the early '90s, where a unique 3D display technology captured the ...

Forbes

New Sentinel XR Gaming Glasses Promise 180-Inch Virtual Display With 120Hz Support

Canadian gaming hardware brand ELO Gaming has unveiled a new high-tech gaming glasses solution that lets gamers enjoy their favourite hobby on a virtual full HD 180-inch screen – for a price that’s just a tiny fraction of the cost you’d expect to pay ...