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Valve's cube-shaped SteamOS console shipped June 30 in four configurations from $1,049, sold through a randomized reservation lottery, with the company blaming an AI-driven memory shortage for a price far above its original target.

Lenovo's flagship handheld gaming PC gets a SteamOS edition this June, starting at $1,199 — about $100 more than its Windows counterpart.

Valve added Initial Support for Steam Frame to SteamOS Manager and shipped a Proton 11 ARM64 beta targeting the headset, the clearest software signals yet that the VR headset is approaching release.

A community patch merged into SDL on May 14 routes the Steam Controller's touchpads, capacitive stick touch and grip sense to games that never talk to Steam, ten days after Valve's $99 hardware shipped.

Valve's cube-shaped SteamOS console faces component shortages that have already shifted the release window twice, but the company insists all three new hardware products will ship this year.