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Since the Magnavox Odyssey came out in 1972, game consoles have
been built with the same basic goal: to effortlessly play
proprietary games on a TV screen. Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft
have spent decades essentially selling the same product. A few
consoles could do more, but the formula you know and love remains
The Steam Machine is the most ambitious game console I’ve ever played
Steam Machine reviews are here: 'Even Valve is disappointed'
Valve Steam Machine review: Couch gaming unboxed, but not always at 4K
I tested the Steam Machine and I really wanted to love it — but I simply can't for $1,049
Steam Machine is too expensive, so I’m telling my friends to just buy one of these gaming PCs instead (and install SteamOS on them)
Valve engineers talk Steam Machine, pricing, and the benefits of massive heatsinks — explain why Valve hardware needs to be a 'self-sustained program'
Valve's Steam Machine launches for $1049 and up (in limited quantities) - Liliputing
Valve Finally Put a Price on the Steam Machine, and You're Not Going to Like It
Valve rilancia Steam Machine: ora puoi costruirtela da solo con SteamOS e dire addio a Windows
Valve's Steam Machine is here: starts at $1,049 for 512GB or $1,349 for the 2TB version
