"The new Steam Frame is designed to seamlessly connect with both PC and Steam games. You can also play games locally on the VR headset, thanks to an ARM chip onboard. After making its presence felt in the living room gaming scene, the American gaming giant, already recognized for its handheld Steam Deck, is now entering the immersive virtual reality gaming with the Steam Frame,"
"While the cube-shaped Steam Machine gaming console is created to take on the market dominated by the PlayStation 5 and Xbox. To that accord, it is built compact, but it does not compromise power, which is assured by the custom AMD Zen 4 CPU, RDNA 3 GPU paired with Linux-based SteamOS. We have a detailed report on the gaming console here. Coming back to the Steam Frame, let's try and understand what the VR headset entails."
"It promised me a new world experience, but the immersive presence was nothing more than stained eyes and a throbbing head. VR headsets have come a long way since then, and now the tech has advanced into a more comfortable and untethered domain. It has advanced beyond requiring cables and now connects to Steam wirelessly. Yes, this is made possible by the Steam Frame: a standalone VR headset that Valve Corporation has just announced silently on its website."
Valve's Steam Frame is a standalone wireless VR headset that connects seamlessly with both PC and Steam games and can run games locally using an onboard ARM processor. The headset includes handheld controllers and supports both immersive VR titles and standard non-VR games from a user's Steam library. The design emphasizes comfort and untethered play while enabling wireless streaming from a PC. Valve announced Steam Frame alongside a compact cube-shaped Steam Machine console and a redesigned Steam Controller; the Steam Machine pairs a custom AMD Zen 4 CPU and RDNA 3 GPU with Linux-based SteamOS to deliver console-class performance.
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