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▲ 7 r/SteamFrame

Could we hear an announcement with pricing Wednesday with reservations open on the 27th?

On the store home page the sale event doesn't take up the banner so there's still room for something... maybe we'll see the announcement this wednesday for reservations next wednesday? If you think about it, Ocean Fest ends the 25th, two days after on a random wednesday the 27th reservations open? Then a week long cooldown for the hardware hype to settle and the bullet fest starts. I don't know what to think at this point lol

u/JustaKid_224 — 4 days ago
▲ 53 r/SteamFrame

Guys it's coming tomorrow I swear

Edit: apparently this video isn't all that accurate so just ignore it for now and consider my points below or something idk

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This is not my video I just needed the hopium and thought I'd share it with y'all

My gosh if this isn't enough to convince you, you won't believe Valve when the official announcement drops lol. In all seriousness though I truly think the shipments were Steam Frames as 30,000 units makes sense for the Frame but 20,000 Steam Machines is just way too few. Also SadlyItsBradley said the Frame was less impacted by the ram crisis so it makes sense that Valve would push out the product they can actually ship at a good price. I think we'll be seeing an announcement by the end of the month for sure...

I know this isn't concrete so lemme know what y'all think about it

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u/JustaKid_224 — 10 days ago
▲ 25 r/SteamController

Works amazing with Bazzite!

Don't mind the glare on the screen my PC is in the basement right now lol

Seriously though it's such an awesome experience, I haven't had this kind a true console experience in a long long time

u/JustaKid_224 — 11 days ago
▲ 66 r/SteamFrame

I just got to thinking about the Steam Frame's modularity and thought it would be so cool to make some kind of master chief storm trooper combine Frankenstein helmet that the Frame would snap into. The frame would use color cameras in the helmet in tandem with the headset's sensors for color pass through, and I would program some kind of HUD app that has a few AR features but is mainly aesthetic. It would also have a cooling and heating system along with air circulation for effective breathing despite the mostly closed off design. It would probably use the Steam Deck fans because duh (disclaimer: I'm just daydreaming, it would be crazy if I ever pulled this off)

u/JustaKid_224 — 17 days ago