is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. Update: Over a month after this story was ...

Let's set aside all the PC parts used inside the SBX, and instead take in the machine's facade: a thick, stylized box that looks a lot like a modern video game console. It's a visual marriage of the ...

The image you're gazing at isn't a white Xbox One, nor is it a redesigned PlayStation 4. Rather, it's an early glimpse at one of the first retail Steam Machines from PC builder iBuyPower. And it's ...

IBuyPower built its Steam Machine, the SBX, to compete in the console market. It looks like a console – a rectangle smaller than the Xbox One with the Steam logo pressed into the top – and it's priced ...

This week at CES, boutique PC maker iBuyPower announced the iBuyPower SBX Steam Machine, a new, compact system running the living room-oriented SteamOS operating system. While tech details are still ...

UPDATE: The prototype from iBuyPower will reportedly only cost $499 and comes with a multicore AMD CPU and a discrete AMD Radeon R9 270 graphics card. The additional details come from a report on the ...

For all that we already know about SteamOS and the Steam Machines it powers, Valve’s ambitious effort to drag PC gaming into the living room has been mostly shrouded in mystery since its announcement.