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Valve release Steam Machine Brochure - Not worried by next Gen
Last night valve released a brochure showing what each of their 13 Steam Machine Partners will be releasing later this year.
Inside the brochure you will see the steam machines designed by; Alienware, Alternate, Cyberpowerpc, Digital Storm, Falcon Northwest, Gigabyte, iBuyPower, Material.net, Next, Origin, Scan Computers, Webhallen.com and Zotac. The document can be found here (due to likely heavy load i have a link for you guys on Mega)
The machines run on a variety of hardware from AMD, Intel and Nvidia, with a Gigabyte Steam Machine only offering Integrated Intel Graphic (likely just for streaming) to a dual Titan monster from Origin PC.
It looks like Valve are confident moving into the future with SteamOS.
Source - Valve - kotaku
Last night valve released a brochure showing what each of their 13 Steam Machine Partners will be releasing later this year.

Inside the brochure you will see the steam machines designed by; Alienware, Alternate, Cyberpowerpc, Digital Storm, Falcon Northwest, Gigabyte, iBuyPower, Material.net, Next, Origin, Scan Computers, Webhallen.com and Zotac. The document can be found here (due to likely heavy load i have a link for you guys on Mega)
The machines run on a variety of hardware from AMD, Intel and Nvidia, with a Gigabyte Steam Machine only offering Integrated Intel Graphic (likely just for streaming) to a dual Titan monster from Origin PC.
Question from the audience at a Valve CES presentation: Microsoft just announced 3 million units of xbox one were sold at launch for the last three months, can you hit that target by the end of the year? Can you do 3 million units?
Newell: Well, it'd take a while for them to catch up. I mean, we're at 65 million.
(Huge laugh from the crowd)
Part of why we think that this is the right direction to go in is that we can benefit from everything that people have already done. If I buy a game on Steam and am running it on Windows, I can go to one of the Steam Machines and I already have the game. So the benefit as a developer, you benefit as a consumer, having that PC experience extended into the living room.

It looks like Valve are confident moving into the future with SteamOS.
Source - Valve - kotaku
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