Of all the Steam Machines that were revealed earlier tonight, the most pricey one is from Digital Storm. The Bolt II is a Steam Machine that will begin at $1,900 (though others have it listed at over $2,500 for some configurations) and will be released later this month.
In addition, the Bolt II will feature both SteamOS and Windows on the same machine. This is undoubtedly another contributing factor to why it is the most expensive Steam Machine revealed thus far. Check out some photos of the Bolt II below and then head on over to the official Bolt II website for more pictures and some fluff details about the machine. Full specs have not yet been revealed.
$1,900 Bolt II Steam Machine Shipping this Month with SteamOS and Windows
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$1,900 Bolt II Steam Machine Shipping this Month with SteamOS and Windows
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