Valve Launches Steam Frame VR Headset at $1,049 Amid Stagnant Market

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Valve has released a new virtual reality headset called the Steam Frame, priced at $1,049. The device represents the company's latest attempt to reinvigorate consumer interest in VR technology. The hardware arrives at a time when the broader VR market has struggled to maintain momentum after early enthusiasm. Ars Technica reviewed the product, examining whether it can deliver on the promise of a VR resurgence that the industry has long sought.

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