"CyberPowerPC" Takes a 2nd Shot at Steam Machines

CyberPowerPC's Original Steam Machine Plans, Didn't Amount to Much (the Company Ultimately Turned them into Windows Boxes) but, it's Back Again for Another Round. Its Recently Established Syber Division has Revealed that, it will Launch No Less than 6 SteamOS Computers this Fall. The System Builder Isn't Saying Much about its New Living Room Gaming Rigs at the Moment but, it'll Give Game Developers Conference (GDC) Guests a Sneak Peek at 3 Systems: the Mini, Mercury and Switch. Whatever Happens, this Year's Roster will be Cheaper.


The Starting Steam Machine-E will Cost $449 (Down from Last Year's Promised $499) with an Entry-Level AMD Quad-Core Chip and Unnamed NVIDIA Graphics, while the $549 Steam Machine-P will Kick that Up to a 3.2GHz Intel Pentium and AMD Radeon R9 270X Video. Performance-Minded Players will Want to Look at the Steam Machine-K, which Touts a 3.5GHz Core i5 and NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 970 for $999 and there's Even a Special, Eye-Searing Orange Steam Machine-X at $1,399. That's a Lot to Spend on Hardware that, will Likely be a Bit Behind the Curve by the Fall but, it's Good to See at least One Notable PC Maker that Hasn't had 2nd Thoughts about Backing VALVe's TV Gaming Efforts.




Info Source:

http://www.sybergaming.com