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[–] derram 0 points 4 points 4 points (+4|-0) ago
https://archive.fo/rKvt9 :
'While their Steam Machine partners were designing their first boxes, Valve was busy making their own device: the Steam Link. '
'The old Steam Machine page can still be reached, but not through the front page. '
'The Steam Machine launch wasn’t helped by Valve’s second bid for domination of the living room. '
'Remember Steam Machines?'
'It essentially did the same thing: allowing people to play Steam games on their TV, but instead of being a desktop surrogate, the Steam Link was a streaming device. '
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