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Valve Steam Frame Review: Costly and Inconsistent
The Steam Frame’s promise of greatness for stand-alone and streaming VR gaming doesn’t quite connect.
What the coverage shows
Wired frames the Steam Frame as a review verdict, stressing that its promise for standalone and streaming VR “doesn’t quite connect,” while Tom’s Hardware focuses on a specific software change, saying Valve added CD-ROM drive support to the Steam Frame kernel in under ten minutes. The coverage diverges sharply: Wired is judging the device’s overall performance, and Tom’s Hardware is alone in highlighting optical drive support as the news hook.
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