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Valve Just Unveiled New Hardware: Meet The New Steam Frame, Steam Machine & Controller

Valve is launching three new Steam Hardware projects in 2026, and two of them are quite familiar. The Steam Frame is the newest of the bunch, intended as a lower cost alternative to the ultra-premium Valve Index,

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Valve’s new Steam Controller might be my dream controller

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Valve Announces Steam Machine and New Steam Controller, Designed with Steam Frame Headset in Mind

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The new Steam controller refuses to look normal, but it's hiding some innovation even Sony's DualSense doesn't have

Along with a new VR headset and a new Steam Machine, Valve has just announced a brand new version of the Steam Controller.

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

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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's New Hardware: Our Thoughts After Several Hours of Hands-On

After a secret trip to Valve's headquarters in Seattle, we had the pleasure to test out a slew of new hardware coming from the PC gaming giant. Steam Machine, Steam Controller, and the Steam Frame are the newest members of Valve's new hardware ecosystem that'll live harmoniously alongside the Steam Deck.

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Valve Index VR Headset, Controllers, And Base Prices And More; Pre-Orders Open Soon

Following a leak or two, Valve has now formally debuted its own virtual reality hardware solution, named Valve Index. The official site promises high-fidelity VR with superior comfort and control. Pre-orders begin on May 1, and pricing has been announced ...

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Valve Index's VR finger tracking is so good that Sony patents PSVR lookalike

Sony has patented a VR motion controller with the USPTO, suggesting the popular PSVR accessory might be in line to receive a next-gen makeover sometime in the PlayStation 5's lifetime. The design of Sony's crude patent might appear somewhat familiar to PC ...