Once again, the giants in the Internet sector are getting into the hardware. Nexus Q - the first product completely "Made by Google" that looks mysteriously like the magic ball often appears in science fiction film. This is one of the rare concepts built into the product.
Q is a device Nexus Google lo and amuse all from A to Z, including all design, production and distribution that do not cooperate with any third-party. Design a black sphere with a ring around the LED to change color and the color bristling with pins on the back for Nexus Q mysterious feeling, like a device from outer space. Indeed, the design of Nexus Q exactly what Google has unveiled a product of "surprise, powerful and mysterious."
Globe brings the magic of Google syncing capabilities of multimedia content across all mobile devices running OS Anroid, interact directly with the Google cloud data Play and play audio, the image audiovisual equipment like speakers and TV.
This solution is not new, but the advantage of Nexus Q is the connection stage, synchronous devices are simplified and stable operation of the product much more ahead. Imagine you want for the whole family to see a new funny videos found on the smartphone, just a few seconds to operate on is video that was broadcast on large TV screen for all to enjoy, rather than having to insert wishes around the small laptop screen or take the plug wires dangling.
Nexus Q a little dissection, can get behind the black circular crust is a microcomputer with a powerful configuration. Q Chip Nexus processor is TI OMAP dual-core smartphone Galaxy like Nexus. In addition, Nexus Q also assumed the role of an audio amplifier with 25W power. Nexus Q supports Bluetooth, NFC, dual-band Wi-Fi. Behind the devices that have USB ports, LAN ports and audio media such as banana jack, micro optical and HDMI output. These connections are too full for a device which is the center of home entertainment systems.
But watch out the biggest issue of Nexus Q lies in the price. The $ 299 that Google offers is considered too "chat" with a device like the Nexus Q, especially when compared to other products like the Roku Netflix Box ($ 49.99) or Apple TV ($ 99). However, Google still famous over the years with quality products and extreme "value for money," would of course have no reason when they give such a price for Nexus Q.
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