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Considering they never actually exchanged money a single Q (the people who pre-ordered them wound up getting them free, as did I/O 2012 attendees), it doesn't s
by ben1040 13y ago
Considering they never actually exchanged money a single Q (the people who pre-ordered them wound up getting them free, as did I/O 2012 attendees), it doesn't seem to be so much of a failure as it was just market research on how to do it the next time.
Notwithstanding the built-in amp, the Chromecast is a pretty narrow superset of the Q at least in terms of features.
- bruceboughton 13y agoConsidering they never actually exchanged money a single Q Seems like quite a failure for a business.
- eropple 13y agoExperiments don't always pan out and they avoided the PR hit of releasing a turd. If the Nexus Q was more than couch-cushion money I'd be surprised.