ASUS shows Qube Google TV device
ASUS reveals the Qube, a new device that delivers Google TV. Pricing and availability is unknown. Instantly add Google TV to your HDTV with the ASUS Qube. Qube with Google TV offers both motion control and voice search that integrates Google Play, Chrome™, YouTube™in one compact device. With access to over 100,000 movies and TV shows* from Netflix and Amazon Instant Video, plus numerous apps, videos and games from Google Play, ASUS Qubewith Google TV is the perfect media content device.
ASUS has developed the unique Qube interface, which displays functions via a rotating on-screen cube shape. The advanced remote control supports motion sensing for gaming and other applications. Customers can also control Qube with Google TV from their Android smartphones and tablets using the Mobile Remote app, available through Google Play. ASUS includes 50GB of WebStorage cloud space with every Qube with Google TV.
http://www.guru3d.com/cadmin/inThe Qube's "advanced remote" which uses a combination of multitouch, motion control, and a shitload of buttons, is not the simplest experience in the world. Like we've said before about remotes, they shouldn't be as minimalistic as the Apple TV's tiny, five-button remote, but they also shouldn't have dozens and dozens of buttons like the satellite dish remotes from 1985. That can't be the best we can dodex.php
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