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[* black] As we crack open the crate, no steam escapes—apart from SteamOS, that is.
- [* black] Valve is encouraging developers and tinkerers to experiment with its open source operating system, and as such has thoughtfully provided a contingency plan: a USB recovery drive.
+ [* icon_note] Valve is encouraging developers and tinkerers to experiment with its operating system, and as such has thoughtfully provided a contingency plan: a USB recovery drive.
+[* black] According to Valve: "SteamOS Beta ships with our Steam Client program, which is proprietary software, in addition to proprietary 3rd party drivers...the Steam Client program serves as a user interface and provides connectivity to our Steam online services. That being said, you can still access standard Linux desktop."
[* black] Next to emerge is the Steam Box itself.
[* black] Up front: A ginormous power button and indicator ring, and two USB 3.0 ports.