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Steam Deck 2 plans aren't affected by ongoing component crisis, Valve maintains, as Steam Frame arrives later and more expensive than expected
Valve is in the news again thanks to the impending launch of its Steam Frame VR headset. The developer recently opened up pre-order registration for the £889 / $1,059 standalone headset following months of wait.
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Valve opened pre‑order registration for its upcoming Steam Frame VR headset, a standalone device priced at £889 ($1,059) after months of anticipation. In an IGN interview, developer Pierre‑Loup Griffais was asked whether the current memory and storage component shortage was impacting the planned release of a second‑generation Steam Deck. Griffais responded that the crisis has “not really” affected those plans. The announcement places the Steam Frame launch later this year, while the next Steam Deck remains on schedule despite supply‑chain concerns.
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