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According to a conversation that IGN had with Valve Engineers Pierre-Loup Griffais and Yazan Aldehayyat, it seems like the Steam Machine was originally intended to be sold for much less than what has just been revealed. When asked by IGN if the recent computer components market had affected the pricing of the Steam Machine, they replied that the effect was similar to what had just happened with the Steam Deck's pricing in recent weeks.

To put that into actual monetary terms, with the Steam Deck increasing from $549 to $789, using that same percentage difference, it seems likely that the Steam Machine was originally hoped to be sold for around $749-799 rather than the $1049 we're having to contend with now.
That makes the device a tough sell against the $600 PS5, which delivers similar performance, and the $900 PS5 Pro, which should comfortably beat the Steam Machine in gaming performance.
It also could foreshadow what future "consoles" are expected to sell for. We're entering an era where new technology is increasing in price at an alarming rate. What do you think? Does the Steam Machine still represent good value for money?
Source: IGN
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Bullshit here is why...
The exact model Kingston 512gb M.2 2230 PCIe Gen 4.0x4 NVMe SSD
For 512 gb cost exactly 138€ .
kingston nv3 m 2 2230 pcie 4.0 nvme ssd this is the 2 tb version cost 271€ exactly. Today.
Hiw is that as a customer i can buy it 3 times cheaper.This is in Hungary (where the prices are whay more higher)
Do your research better. But i think even in USA this prices are accurate.
Could you elaborate on this? We are talking about what Valve hoped to sell the Steam Machine at, not the price of the SSD specifically.
This isn't a case of research, merely reporting on what Valve have said, whether we agree with it or not.
Steam Deck? You mean Steam Machine? You get paid to write this stuff?
Thank you for pointing this out! We are not immune to human error sometimes, so we appreciate the mistakes we made being pointed out.