Back in 2015, 10 year old me searched "steam on my tv" after digging in my old search history

[Graw]

I'm pretty sure you could use a tv as a computer monitor in 2015. I distinctly recall doing this on many occasions to watch movies and play PC games.

 

[Sheepy765]

I'm pretty sure you could use a tv as a computer monitor in 2015. I distinctly recall doing this on many occasions to watch movies and play PC games.

No reason you couldn't. That's what I did with my raspberry pi.

 

[Graw]

No reason you couldn't. That's what I did with my raspberry pi.

I know. Hdmi's been around for quite a while now. I don't understand how op predicted something that already existed. Actually, I remember having a computer with a video card with an RCA video out port on it before steam even existed.

 

[Sheepy765]

I know. Hdmi's been around for quite a while now. I don't understand how op predicted something that already existed.

Yeah idk either. Steam machines have been around since about 2015 as well.

 

[Konatalzumi]

I'm pretty sure you could use a tv as a computer monitor in 2015. I distinctly recall doing this on many occasions to watch movies and play PC games.

you could, but it wasn't steam integrated if you know what I mean, you had to already have a pc. but for the steam deck's case, its the closest we ever have to a steam console in 2025

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Yeah idk either. Steam machines have been around since about 2015 as well.

steam machines didn't perform well. did you read the thread or just the title

 

[Sheepy765]

you could, but it wasn't steam integrated if you know what I mean, you had to already have a pc. but for the steam deck's case, its the closest we ever have to a steam console in 2025

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steam machines didn't perform well. did you read the thread or just the title

They flopped but that doesn't mean they don't exist.

 

[hitsugi]

 

[Sheepy765]

Well this has devolved...