This small device allowed streaming of PC games to any display in your house via your home network. has announced that it will be discontinuing the Steam Link hardware box. Valve has revealed Steam Link, a $50 Steam Streaming Box which will stream at 1080p 60FPS. You can join the discussion on Steam Linkon the OC3D Forums.

Valve say that Steam Link will will support streams of 1080p at 60FPS with low latency, which makes the DOKO's 30FPS limit seem like a joke by comparison, especially given how the DOKO costs almost 2x more at the price of $99.įor an extra $50 you can also buy a Steam Controller, which should have it's final design revealed over the next few days at GDC.Ĭurrently the $50 price tag only applies to the US, with pricing for other territories coming closer to the devices launch in November 2015. 'Designed to extend your Steam experience to any room in the house, Steam Link allows you to stream all your Steam content from any PC or Steam Machine on the same home network,” With a release price of $50, this thing will definitely give solutions like the NZXT DOKO a run for it's money. It seems that this was by design, as Valve has just announced Steam Link, a new piece of hardware which is dedicated to Streaming your PC games to anywhere in your home. When Valve oroginally announced their Steam Machines at CES last year there was one machine that was curiously missing from the lineup, an affordable low spec machine which was designed to run Steam's In-Home Streaming, rather than the games directly. Valve reveals Steam Link, a $50 Steam Streaming Box

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