| disolitude said: $35 dollar price tag is my first concern. What else do they want from me when the price of entry is that low? Secondly, this isn't simple at all. So far only a handfull of apps work and you really can't stream anything you want. Why doesn't it just support Miracast with some Google APIs for smartglass like functionality? As is, we are getting another proprietary product that is 100% under Google's control and require app support and development. Its Airplay 2.0 that works on all devices and not just apple, isntead of a wireless HDMI chord that you're making it out to be. |
price.... ok.
It works with almost anything video/music/and seemingly anything coming through Chrome. How is that so limited? Seems pretty plentiful to me.
Its far more open than you seem to think it is. Have you read the website?
Google Play includes the Play Music and Play Movies/TV apps. That would including anything on yoru device they can play.
Chrome includes anything you can view in well a browser.
