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"Honestly, it's still getting worse" - Valve Steam Machine engineer says component prices are still rising, potentially paving the way for a price increase

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Sherif Saed
"Honestly, it's still getting worse" - Valve Steam Machine engineer says component prices are still rising, potentially paving the way for a price increase
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Valve engineers report that rising component costs are driving up the price of consumer electronics, including Steam Machines and potentially the Steam Deck. This trend mirrors broader industry challenges, with major companies like Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo also implementing price hikes for their hardware.

The result was a Steam Machine that costs 879 ($1,049) at minimum - a price Valve admitted was well above what it originally wanted . But things aren't getting any better; unfortunately, current component prices are even more expensive than when Valve shipped in that initial wave of Steam Machines .

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