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A third party API? Isn't it a full fledged Android device?

• ConstantineXVI 14y ago
  Technically. Out of the box, all it's capable of doing is streaming music and video from Play and YouTube.
  • drivebyacct2 14y ago
    That's kind of my point. I think they saw what "hackers" did with it and saw the reactions and put two and two together. I think if they tossed the amp and opened it up as a Google TV like device, it would pair great with Fiber, Nexus 7 and would give them a Google TV device that is similar to their Nexus devices in terms of their level of control, etc.
    • fpgeek 14y ago
      Absolutely. It was hard to see why you'd get a Nexus Q instead of (or even with), for example, a Vizio Co-Star. If it were "Nexus TV" (with a lower price point), though, it becomes much more interesting.