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Chromebook users are in for a treat, especially with the official arrival of the Steam for Chrome OS beta for people to test and install on their computers for gaming. It is the first time that a ...

A week ago, Google somewhat surprisingly announced that Steam was coming to Chromebooks in a very early alpha test format — but aside from a mention of this during the company's Games Developer Summit ...

Steam on Chrome OS has left its alpha phase and has entered its beta phase. The beta version brings new improvements including more availability, better performance, and an improved user experience.

For about as long as Chrome OS has existed, gaming has been one of its most notable Achilles' heels. Most Chromebooks have lower-power hardware, and the OS is built on web technology, so playing AAA ...

Steam for Chrome OS is finally 100% official. The service will start as an alpha test with only a limited number of Chromebooks supported. Since this is an alpha test, it is most certainly not ready ...

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This may feel like déjà vu because Google itself mistakenly leaked this announcement a few days ago, but the company today officially announced the launch of Steam OS on Chrome OS. Before you run off ...

Google says that an alpha version of Steam is finally available for Chrome OS users with specific machines to test, as long as they’re willing to put a beta OS on their computer. This announcement ...