Valve's latest product certification completed: China-made low-power wireless device, supporting 5GHz Wi-Fi

News on September 8, recently, V agency has once again attracted the attention of the technology community. The Korean Radio Research Institute recently certified a mysterious "low-power wireless device" from Valve, with the model number "RC-V1V-1030". Although not many details were revealed in the certification information, it was shown that the device supports 5GHz Wi-Fi, and made in China. Interestingly, the model number "1030" of this device is similar to the previous Valve Index VR device model number "1007" and Steam The Deck handheld model "1010" is different, sparking speculation about this new product.

According to the editor’s understanding, this model of equipment may represent a new round of hardware innovation and development plans for Valve. Although it's unlikely to be a new generation of Steam Deck handheld, but the emergence of this model shows that Valve is constantly expanding its hardware product line. Previously, Valve had stated that they would not launch a second-generation Steam Deck in the next few years because they believed that the original Steam Deck Deck is still very powerful in terms of performance and will not become outdated. Therefore, this "RC-V1V-1030" device may represent Valve's investment and innovation in other areas or new hardware projects.

Although it is currently unclear the specific purpose and function of this device, as further information is disclosed by V, we will know more about it. The mysterious device "RC-V1V-1030" and what new possibilities it will bring to the technology market.

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