Google’s upcoming Chromecast with Google TV product is getting the leak therapy the corporate’s smartphones usually get. In fact, a Walmart began to promote the product early, and a tech-savvy Redditor is now revealing all the pieces in regards to the product.
Redditor u/fuzztub07 confirmed off footage of the brand new Chromecast alongside what’s included within the field. They point out that the included distant requires two AAA batteries.
Scrolling through the chromecast UI for those that were interested from r/googlehome
The Redditor has additionally posted a video of them scrolling by the person interface. The apps listed embrace Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, YouTube TV, Sling, Hulu, Peacock and HBO Max in addition to Spotify — although this can possible be completely different in Canada since we don’t have choices like Hulu or HBO Max. There are additionally some gaming classes, however Google’s Stadia is lacking.
The Redditor says that Stadia shouldn’t be supported; nevertheless, earlier rumours in regards to the machine recommended it might offer a ‘low-latency mode’ for gaming. Coupled with the Chromecast units being a core a part of the Stadia ‘play wherever’ technique, the brand new Chromecast ought to get Stadia help sooner or later.
u/fuzztub07 stories that at Walmart it offered for $49.98 USD (roughly $67 CAD), that it lacks an ethernet port, it’s 4K/HDR suitable and you may sideload APKs from unknown sources. Additional, it’s based mostly on Android 10, helps a number of person accounts, helps Bluetooth headphone connection and in the event you see a present from an app that you just don’t have already got downloaded, you’ll obtain a immediate to put in mentioned app.
Moreover, the dongle helps HDMI-CES, which permits it to regulate the TV it’s related to with out the necessity for the distant to have an IR blaster.
Google is predicted to disclose the Chromecast with Google TV on September 30th and can possible launch it shortly thereafter, contemplating Walmart is already promoting it.