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Dbrand unveils 'Companion Cube' for Valve's Steam Machine

Dbrand has unveiled the 'Companion Cube' for Valve's Steam Machine as a way to pay homage to the Portal franchise and Valve as a company.

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Valve Just Announced Three New Gaming Devices: The Steam Machine, Steam Frame and Steam Controller

CNET on MSN · 19h

I Tried Valve's Steam Frame, Machine and Controller: SteamOS Is Coming for Your Face and TV

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The Internet Reacts To Valve’s New Steam Machine

In a world where video game consoles are largely becoming PCs for your TV, it makes sense that Valve would be jumping back into the console market with a new Steam Machine.

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Valve Announces Next-Gen Steam Machine, Says It's 'Over 6x More Powerful Than Steam Deck,' but There's No Price Yet

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Valve Is Making A Powerful Steam Console And It’s Only Six Inches Big

New Atlas

Valve has a new VR gaming headset – and a clever feature for high-res graphics

Valve – which runs the Steam game store and made the legendary Half-Life series – already makes a VR headset for hardcore gamers who care to tether themselves to a beefy PC for an immersive experience.

PCMag on MSN

Valve Revives Steam Machine With Mini PC Boasting 6x Power of Steam Deck

The company also teased the Steam Frame, a follow-up to the Valve Index VR headset, along with an updated Steam Controller.

Daily Jang

Valve’s Steam Frame to bring SteamOS to laptops and other devices

Valve has launched the Steam Frame, a wireless VR headset for PCs that doubles as a “Steam Deck for your face.”It is equipped with the high-end Arm-based Qualcomm Snapdragon chip that is capable of running Windows games and now

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

Valve has announced that it is launching three new pieces of hardware: the Steam Machine, Steam Controller, and Steam Frame.

The Express Tribune

Half-Life 3 rumours rise after Valve lists unannounced title on Steam developer page

Half-Life 3 speculation has resurfaced after an unlisted title appeared on Valve’s official Steam developer page, sparking intense discussion among fans following the company’s recent Steam Machine announcement. The discovery was made by a ResetEra user who noticed that Valve’s “Upcoming Releases” section now lists two projects instead of one.