The on gaming-focused Steam Machines will only be in 2015 come true. That says Steam developer Valve. The developer gets a lot of feedback when testing with the controller and wants suggestions processing before the machines appear on the market.
The release of Steam Machines was scheduled for 2014, but Valve now says that a release next year is a more realistic option. The reason for the delay is the controller: Valve test machines now with a wireless controller and wants to improve further before the machines appear on the market.
Steam Machines are consoles that users would need to connect to their tv, like a console, and run on Steam OS, a Linux distro focused on gaming via Devices streaming gaming service Steam and that works with input through keyboard and mouse, and through a self-developed controller. More Zotac, Alienware, and Alternate already have all the Steam Machines announced.
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