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"Valve has officially unveiled 13 third-party Steam Machines at CES 2014 in Las Vegas. Many of the machines will feature custom specs with prices ranging from $499 (\u00A3304) to $6,000 (\u00A33,659). Manufacturers include Alienware, Alternate, Digital Storm, CyberPower, Webhallen and Zotac.              Maingear will also release a Steam Machine, although it wasn&amp;#039;t included in Valve&amp;#039;s CES showing. Valve&amp;#039;s Gabe Newell said that the Steam Machines offer something different for every gamer. &amp;quot;The first generation Steam Machines offers something for every gamer, which is a critical part of extending Steam into the living room,&amp;quot; Newell explained.   &amp;quot;With over 3,000 games and more than 65 million gamers on Steam, it&amp;#039;s important to offer gamers a variety of Steam Machines that allow them to select what makes the most sense for them,&amp;quot; he added. Powered by Valve&amp;#039;s SteamOS, the company&amp;#039;s Steam Machines aim to bring cutting-edge PC gaming to the living room. Units have been sent out to testers ahead of a planned 2014 launch. Watch a Steam Controller demonstration video below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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