As the Steam Machine launch creeps closer, Valve has added support for its hardware to the latest SteamOS build, but price remains a mystery.

The latest preview version of the Linux-based SteamOS gets an update to support the upcoming console-style gaming PC.

Valve has rolled out a new update to SteamOS that introduces official support for the Steam Machine, along with a bunch of various platform upgrades.

We still don't know when the Steam Machine is coming out, but this update proves Valve is still prepping for launch.

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