Steam Machines will finally be launching this November

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Valve has announced that its partner companies will be releasing the first Steam Machines later this November, for real this time. The company made a similar attempt to bring PC gaming to the living room last year but that never came through and, in the meantime, Valve has been working to ensure that the Steam Machine experience is as close to perfect as the company can make it. 

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Valve has announced that the first Steam Machines will launch in November. These are gaming computers from companies including Alienware and Falcon Northwett which will run Valve’s Linux-based operating system called Steam OS. The company has also introduced a new device called the Steam Link which will let you stream games over your home network so that you can play even if you’re not in the same room as your gaming PC. The Steam Link will also be available in November, and it will sell for $50. The Steam Link is a small box with HDMI, Ethernet, and USB ports which you can connect to a TV and use with a Steam Controller video game controller — you’ll also be able to buy a Steam Link and Steam Controller bundle for $100. Valve says the Steam Link supports 1080p resolutions at 60 Hz with low latency. You’ll be able to use the Steam Link with any PC running Steam OS, but it also works with Windows, Mac, and Linux computers featuring Steam software.

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