Google says Steam is coming to 'select' Chromebooks
in its Games Developer Summit keynote that a Steam alpha test for Chrome OS will be available for"select" Chromebooks. Details weren't available as of this writing, but Google pointed would-be players to a Chromebook community forum post. We've asked the company for more information.may have revealed the initially supported hardware.
You might be limited to models with at least an 11th-gen Core i5 and 7GB of RAM, too. This wouldn't be shocking given the demands of many Steam games, but it might rule out many entry-level laptops and well-known models like theThis will be an alpha, and there are already hints Google will widen support. The bigger question might surround gaming.
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