Dress up your steam machine with Jsaux's new digital faceplates 1
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With the Steam Machine rolling out recently, many people are searching for shiny new faceplates to customise their home console, and JSAUX (I'll never get used to that name) has heeded the call.

With the ability to create your own faceplates using the CAD files dropped by Valve a little while ago, people have been swift to create their own faceplates for their newly acquired Steam Machine – including companies such as JSAUX, who have recently announced the release of their E-ink and Dot Matrix face plates for the Steam Machine (a third is rumoured to be coming soon), allowing for a lot of different capabilities, for a moderate price.

The first of the two is the Dot Matrix display, which is a "7-inch RGB matrix display and a resolution of 64 by 54" that can display information about your Steam Machine – along with anything you want, as it is fully customisable to fit the users perferances and needs. It comes with a USB-C connection for power and data alike and costs you $89.99.

People who want a more functional and informative faceplate can opt for the E-ink variation, boasting "a 5.8-inch e-ink display with a resolution of 640 by 480 and support for up to 16 grayscale levels" with a 500 man battery and bluetooth connection, costing you $99.99.

Are you tempted to pick either of these options up? Let us know with a comment.