The console war just got more interesting. Following the success of the Steam Deck, Valve has officially entered the living room with the new Steam Machine (2026) — a compact hybrid console-PC built to take on Sony’s PS5 Pro head-on. At first glance, the PS5 Pro seems like the clear winner for most gamers: Lower price Superior native 4K visuals Strong first-party exclusives A dead-simple plug-and-play experience But dig a little deeper, and Valve’s machine starts to look like the smarter long-term choice for many people — especially if you value flexibility and ownership over pure out-of-the-box console polish. Quick Specs Comparison Feature Valve Steam Machine PS5 Pro Starting Price $1,049 (512GB) $899–900 (2TB) Storage 512GB or 2TB (expandable) 2TB SSD Online Multiplayer Free ...
2 5 0 6 image: http://images.cdn.stuff.tv/sites/stuff.tv/files/styles/big-image/public/brands/Random-photos/lg_g_flex_2.jpg?itok=UGqrh4Ad 29 July 2015 / 9:59BST by Erna Mahyuni We won't be rattling too many cages by predicting that the LG G Flex 2 will be getting a successor next year - and in fact some spec details have already leaked online. The claims, from our old friend "an anonymous source" and published by MobiPicker, are that the G Flex 3 will be arriving sometime in March 2016, will be fitted with a 6in QHD display, and will be encased in a metal structure body. Nothing too difficult to believe there, we think you'll agree. The rumours go on to say the G Flex 3 will offer a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset, ...