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| Valve working on 'Steam Box' gaming console with hardware partners, possibly at GDC CITAZIONE Apparently meetings were held during CES to demo a hand-built version of the device to potential partners. We're told that the basic specs of the Steam Box include a Core i7 CPU, 8GB of RAM, and an NVIDIA GPU. The devices will be able to run any standard PC titles, and will also allow for rival gaming services (like EA's Origin) to be loaded up. CITAZIONE Part of the goal of establishing a baseline for hardware, we're told, is that it will give developers a clear lifecycle for their products, with changes possibly coming every three to four years. Additionally, there won't be a required devkit, and there will be no licensing fees to create software for the platform.
We're hearing that a wide variety of USB peripherals will be compatible with the boxes, though it will likely ship with a proprietary controller. It's possible that the controller will even allow for swappable components, meaning that it can be reconfigured depending on the type of game you're playing. In pratica sembra che Valve voglia lanciare una specie di console (che poi alla fine non è altro che un computer preassemplato da caratteristiche niente male, per quanto me ne intendo) con tanto di gamepad che, a quanto pare, avrà componenti configurabili a piacimento in base al gioco a cui si sta giocando. Annuncio ufficiale alla GDC oppure al prossimo E3. Bene, so che PC comprare EL  |
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se ha un buon costo ci faccio un pensierino 
