Rumors are swirling that Google is developing a truly-standalone VR headset -- one that doesn't require either a smartphone like Cardboard and Gear VR, or a tethered PC, like Oculus and Vive. If it ...

Valve's long-rumored Steam Frame VR headset is real, with a Snapdragon ARM processor, pancake lenses, 4K visuals and up to a ...

But even if the headset’s software isn’t yet productivity inclined, the hardware is.

Valve has finally pulled back the curtain on the Steam Frame, its long-rumored standalone VR headset. Check out all the announcement details.

Just recently there have been reports of Valve adding “experimental Arm support to SteamOS in latest Runtime update”. As stated by Notebookcheck,“The implications of this are far-reaching,” and ...

TL;DR: Valve leaker @Gabe Follower claims that Valve's standalone VR headset, Deckard, is set to launch in late 2025 for $1,200, running a VR-adapted SteamOS and supporting flat-screen Steam Deck ...

Now, after years of rumors, Valve is finally ready to officially rejoin the VR hardware race. The Steam Frame, set to launch in early 2026, will run both VR and traditional Steam games locally through ...