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As promised several weeks ago, Valve announced that a number of PC makers are joining in the company's quest to launch a series of Steam Machines, using the Linux-based SteamOS. Valve's press release, timed to coincide with their CES 2014 press event, shows that 14 OEMs have signed up to make Steam Machine;
The list of those PC makers includes:
There will be a range of hardware specs and prices for the first Steam Machines, from low-end PCs that will cost $499 to high-end hardware products that will cost up to $6,000. However, all of them are designed to be small form factors that are made to be connected to a big screen TV. Stay tuned as Neowin will have chats today with the CEOs of two of the companies that will be coming out with Steam Machines.
Source : 14 companies will offer Steam Machines in 2014; many will dual boot Windows - Neowin
The list of those PC makers includes:
- Alienware
- Alternate
- CyberPowerPC
- Digital Storm
- Falcon NW
- GigaByte
- iBuyPower
- Maingear
- Material.net
- Next Spa
- Origin PC
- Scan
- Webhallen
- Zotac
There will be a range of hardware specs and prices for the first Steam Machines, from low-end PCs that will cost $499 to high-end hardware products that will cost up to $6,000. However, all of them are designed to be small form factors that are made to be connected to a big screen TV. Stay tuned as Neowin will have chats today with the CEOs of two of the companies that will be coming out with Steam Machines.
Source : 14 companies will offer Steam Machines in 2014; many will dual boot Windows - Neowin