Saturday, 7 September 2013

Google's New Introduction Chrome Cast





Google's New Introduction Chrome Cast, a $35 HDMI streaming solution for televisions (video) 

Now the google has planned to take over the house from it new technology  CHROME CAST. 
The 2-inch device runs "a simplified version of Chrome OS" and requires separate USB power. You  can connect it to your  WiFi network and it finds similarly connected devices that it can work with. It's available on Google Play and will apparently ship in one to two days. Of note, the device seems US-only for now, as our UK colleagues are showing a "not available in your country" prompt. Google ended its presentation with a quick word that Chromecast functionality will eventually come embedded in various other devices,
Details :-
  •  HDMI-CEC compatible.
  • 2.4GHz 801.11 b/g/n WiFi
  • USB power required,
  •  a USB power cable and a separate power adapter.

Apps that will work with the device include a "Cast" button that allows users to push video to their televisions and control various aspects remotely (volume, play, pause, etc.). "Once Chromecast is plugged in, you just go to YouTube on your smartphone," Google reps said. "You'll see the cast button in your UI and you press it -- Chromecast will pull the info you requested from the cloud and play it on your TV." Meanwhile, an on-stage demonstration showed YouTube video being pushed "via the cloud," thus enabling other apps to be used while a video is being viewed on a television screen. Netflix was up next, and it has similar remote control functionality. Google Play movies and television (expectedly) also work with Chromecast, and Google delightedly demonstrated it with Vin Diesel vehicle Fast Five. Finally, Google demoed full Google Chrome projected on a TV and controlled remotely with a "standard $500 Windows 8 laptop." The feature is "still in early days," but a promise has already been made: that users will be able to easily project content to televisions via their web browser.
Chromecast's first commercial (which demonstrates much of the device's functionality) above, and a source link with Google's formal announcement.
Aside from the Google Play store , user can also buy the Chromecast from Amazon. Thankfully, that three-month gratis Netflix would still be applicable if you buy it from the online giant.

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