The Steam Machine delivers an easy-to-use gaming device for casual PC players, but its power underwhelms given the price tag.

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This pricey cube won’t win any console wars — but could it rise above them? My first day with the Steam Machine was a mess.

The Steam Machine has potential to disrupt the PC gaming hardware industry with its optimizations, though it might be limited by its obvious shortcomings.

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Steam Machine price leaks now point to $1,500 — a 50 percent jump above Valve’s original target — with a June 23 announcement ...

The latest price estimates for Valve's Steam Machine place it much higher than we ever could have imagined when it was first announced.