The Steam Machine is Valve's new piece of hardware entering the scene as a mini PC built for living room gaming. We love a lot about it, had some issues with it, but overall came away from our time ...

What is the Steam Machine? I must admit I've spent a good portion of my time with the thing trying to figure that question out. Valve will tell you, as they told us, that it's essentially been made ...

After a long wait thanks to the ongoing RAM crisis, the Steam Machine is finally ready for launch. Valve's console-like PC will begin shipping next week, and the base 512GB model will cost $1,049.

The review embargo for Valve’s Steam Machine is finally up, and after reading through impressions from major publications, one thing becomes immediately clear: the reviews aren’t nearly as mixed as ...

TL;DR: New Geekbench benchmarks under the "Fremont" codename reveal Valve's Steam Machine uses a Linux-based SteamOS and a custom 6-core, 12-thread AMD CPU with high clock speeds. Performance roughly ...

The Steam Machine is finally here. People can sign up to get on the waiting list for the first units to ship and reviewers have already gone hands-on with Valve’s new device. It’s pricey, but is it ...

I’ve tested my fair share of portable air conditioners, and they tend to share the same handful of frustrations: bulky footprints, flimsy hose connections, distractingly loud compressor noise, and ...

After starting my career at PCMag as an intern more than a decade ago, I’m back as one of its editors, focused on managing laptops, desktops, and components coverage. With 15 years of experience, I ...

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Sydney’s Visionary Machines, a drone detection start-up that counts the Australian and US armies as clients, is ready to whirr onto the ASX. Visionary Machines sent out Canaccord Genuity and MA Moelis ...