Google TV kit is starting to emerge. We saw the frankly mad Sony Google TV remote yesterday (the buttons! the buttons!) and now the Google TV Logitech Revue box has slipped past our eyeballs. It’s an interesting little package which should give Steve Jobs something to ponder when it comes to the new Apple TV and its continuing “hobby” status…
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Google TV is set to hit the US this month according to loose-lipped Intel CEO Paul Otellini. After Eric Scmidt revealed more Google TV details earlier this week, Otellini went even further and even dared to talk about its coming battle with the new Apple TV. Read on for some interesting Google TV revelations…
Google TV is hitting the US in the autumn and the UK early next year. To whet our appetite for the Google living room invasion, Eric Schmidt rolled up to IFA to show off a new Google TV demo and reveal more details than we got back at Google I/O. He didn’t exactly sell it perfectly though: “Once you have Google television, you’re going to be very busy. It’s going to ruin your evening…”
The Logitech Z506 surround sound speaker system might not exactly be a looker but we’re intrigued by the promise that it’ll allow you to hook up two gadgets at once. Logitech is pimping out the budget 5.1 surround sound set up as perfect for your PC, PS3 or Xbox 360 and eager for you to hook up to your iPod and DVD player too. But what else is lurking inside should the Logitech Z506 land in your living room?
Logitech has unveiled a bunch of new webcams, including a top of the range model capable of capturing every inch of your mug in pristine 1080p quality. The Logitech HD Pro Webcam C910 will only record video in 1080p – it must be a little too hefty to broadcast direct over the web – but will allow you to make video calls in the slightly-less sharp 720p HD format.
Google TV has finally been announced, bringing the Android OS and Google Chrome to HD TVs and set-top boxes. With Google TV kit incoming from Sony and Logitech and Intel providing the processor, rivals like Apple TV and Project Canvas should be worried. Can Google TV take over your living room?
