Tim Geddes

And again, we need to bring up the Steam Deck as successful as it is

only a handful of millions sold, right?

This is not like a absolute disruptor in the industry.

But when we start adding all these other hardware things, and I agree with both of you about the VR headset of like, wow, we're really sticking with this.

It's like, well, if they figured out all the hardware of it and this is just their hardware lineup, I actually think having all of them at once is kind of smart to just have Steam have more of a foothold because Steam is not in storefronts at this point.

Steam is not at Best Buy.

It's not at...

And on top of that, we know that because you take the Steam Deck, you dock it to your TV.

It's a console.

It's a Switch, right?

Now, currently.

So it's like you apply that to just a more powerful box.

One thing that I'm finding interesting on the Steam machine hardware page on Steam's website is talking about the in and out ports.

So there's a one gigabyte Ethernet.

Awesome.

Display port 1.4.

Awesome.

HDMI 2.0, which is interesting because that means, and correct me if I'm wrong about this chat, but it not being 2.1 means it can't do 120 frames per second.

They can't do higher frame rate things.

So that is kind of surprising.