Valve Steam Deck, the company’s new handheld gaming console, will be on store shelves by the end of February, according to two Valve spokespeople who were not authorized to comment on the record. The unofficial confirmation of the Steam Deck release date comes one month after Valve’s CEO Gabe Newell announced that the device would be shipping in late 2014. There was no indication of when that would be until now.
Valve’s Steam Deck Is Now Available for Pre-Order
If you’re looking for a fun, portable device that will let you play your favorite PC games wherever you go, Valve has some good news for you. Today, they announced that pre-orders are now open for their long-awaited Steam Deck hardware project. If previous reports are any indication, though, it looks like fans might have to wait a bit longer than expected before they can get their hands on it. According to Valve’s official announcement, they’re aiming to ship out units before the end of February.
Valve’s Steam Deck – The Next Step in Your Gaming Experience
Finally, a gaming computer you can carry around in your backpack. The all-new Valve Steam Deck is set to revolutionize PC and Mac gaming with its state-of-the-art features and portability. And did we mention it fits easily in your back pocket? With a multi-core processor that gets up to 7,000 GHz, quad HD resolution display, wireless streaming technology and built-in WiFi–what else do you need? If you’re ready for serious portable gaming action, look no further than Valve’s Steam Deck. It won’t be long until you wonder how we ever lived without it!
Steam Deck Is Valve’s First Move Into Hardware (And Yes, That Means VR)
Valve is getting into hardware! That’s according to an announcement from Valve, which revealed its first bit of standalone hardware: a Steam Deck that comes with a built-in screen and speakers. In a statement, Valve said it would start shipping out some Steam Decks before the end of February. Valve wrote, “We will continue supporting our current generation products. While we have nothing more to share about any type of new product at this time, we thought you might like to know where things stand. When we started building SteamOS, our vision was to bring open computing back to the living room”.
