Nexus Q streaming media server launched

Quote: "The device will sell for $299 from the Google Play store, and can be ordered immediately." I wish MyBroadband would get their facts right. I tried finding it on Google Play Store and failed to do so.
 
Why did they not merge this with a google tv? Cool device (Bit overpriced) but only cloud access, would have been great if you could at least stream stuff across a network.
 
Why did they not merge this with a google tv? Cool device (Bit overpriced) but only cloud access, would have been great if you could at least stream stuff across a network.

Look into a program called subsonic can stream music and video
 
Oooh next item in my wish list Nexus Q

[video=youtube;7F5FO-MyR0o]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F5FO-MyR0o[/video]
 
According to Google it is the first social media player

Bull sh....t, Apple TV already does this, from your ipad, iphone you can stream media to your tv. Did Google really say that...?
 
Bull sh....t, Apple TV already does this, from your ipad, iphone you can stream media to your tv. Did Google really say that...?

So you can queue and arange media in Apple TV from multiple accounts and devices all at the same time (including your friends if they have Android phones)

Did not know that, thanx for the update.
 
Bull sh....t, Apple TV already does this, from your ipad, iphone you can stream media to your tv. Did Google really say that...?

I think "First social media player" implies more than just streaming to the TV (not read the whole thing yet).
Android devices can already beam content to DLNA enabled devices around the home (iMediaShare, Twonky, etc...). I do it all the time to my Sammy TV, WDTV Lives, Windows Media Player on the PC etc...

I think there is more to that statement.
 
I think "First social media player" implies more than just streaming to the TV (not read the whole thing yet).
Android devices can already beam content to DLNA enabled devices around the home (iMediaShare, Twonky, etc...). I do it all the time to my Sammy TV, WDTV Lives, Windows Media Player on the PC etc...

I think there is more to that statement.

Like social maybe? :)
 
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