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Steam Frame updates: People in the reservation queue should be able to see if they're getting their frame this year or next. (store.steampowered.com)
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The steam hardware feed just published news about the reservation queue:

We launched Steam Frame last month, and with the reservation queues and waitlist in place we wanted to give folks a better idea of when they can expect to see an email with the option to purchase.

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If you have a reservation You can now check on your expected order window by going directly to the Steam Frame product page while logged in to your Steam account. Once there, you'll see confirmation that you'll receive your order email either by December, or in 2027. Those in the 2027 camp will receive further (more detailed) information on their expected order timing by January.

I don't know if they're rolling it out differently in different regions, but I cannot see it right now and I am in the reservation queue for Europe/Germany.

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Edit: Now it's telling me that I'm in the 2027 group. Oh well.

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[-] SavinDWhales@lemmy.world 2 points 4 days ago

I think it's the planned production run, not already produced units that'll all go to the reservation queue.

So if you're in the queue, you're guaranteed to get one. The wait-list will... have to wait.

[-] CriticalThought@lemmy.world 1 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

Thanks! My assumption has been that Valve would not stop making frames while there's a line of people trying to buy one, so eventually everyone on the waitlist would be offered to buy one after some unknown (potentially long) wait time. Might they stop making them before then?

[-] Rinn@awful.systems 3 points 3 days ago

Ideally that would be the case, but the last few years were a disaster for the consumer electronics market due to all the RAM and GPUs in the world being sold to AI hyperscalers. So if there's just physically no components to make these things from, then that's that.

[-] CriticalThought@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago

Thanks for this perspective. I knew RAM was scarce, but it never occurred to me that things were so bad that in-demand electronics might simply stop being made as a result.

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