In addition, you can sell the HTC Vive HMD and link box once you've upgraded to the Index HMD, which should yield about $280 on eBay. You are $300 off and that's no small amount.

You probably should have done a basic google search on it's MSRP before making that statement, it's been this way for awhile now.

Kayjay010101The $1000 Index isn't that expensive if you already spent $799? Wow, what a relief.Īn Oculus Rift (f*** facebook by the way) is $399 for the whole kit.The Vive is $500, not $800. Valve is reportedly targeting a 399 USD price for the device however as with all these rumors take it with a healthy dose of skepticism. The device will reportedly feature a quad-core Van Gogh APU from AMD with 8 RDNA2 compute units which would allow gamers to run their entire Steam library on the portable device. There is good reason to believe these rumors are true after a recent cryptic comment from Gabe Newell about bringing Valve games to consoles with him stating that we will have a 'better idea by the end of this year' which is in line with rumors stating that Valve is targeting a Q4 2021 announcement for the SteamPal. The SteamPal is still in the prototype stage so final hardware configurations are not confirmed and are subject to change. This SteamPal device name reportedly refers to an upcoming portable gaming computer with a similar controller design to the Nintendo Switch albeit unremovable featuring a standard set of gamepad buttons and triggers, dual joysticks, at least one thumb-sized touchpad, and a 7'-8' touchscreen display. The first indication that this new device is real was a recently uncovered 'SteamPal' device name referenced under the unreleased 'Neptune' controller in the latest Steam Client Beta. We have recently seen an influx of rumors about an upcoming 'SteamPal' portable gaming computer under development by Valve.

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