Google Ends Chromecast Era with Launch of a 4K-Ready TV Streamer Featuring 32GB Storage and AI-Powered Upgrade

by rahul somvanshi

by rahul somvanshi

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Google has officially unveiled its new Google 4K TV Streamer, which will replace Chromecast, set to be discontinued once supplies run out. 

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Despite its higher price of $99.99, Google’s 4K TV Streamer is poised to replace the affordable Chromecast. 

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Google’s new TV Streamer follows the design aesthetic of its recently launched routers, cameras, speakers, and Pixel Tablet. 

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The redesigned remote includes an innovative localization feature that emits a sound to help you find it when it goes missing. 

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The compact disc-shaped device connects to the TV via HDMI (2.1) and offers an Ethernet port for those who prefer a wired connection over Wi-Fi 

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Google claims a 22% performance boost with an upgraded processor, 32 GB of internal storage, and doubled RAM at 4 GB. 

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The Google TV Streamer supports 4K resolution and is compatible with HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and Dolby Digital. 

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The device includes a user-friendly version of Assistant, capable of analyzing webcam history to respond to your queries via text or voice. 

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Google has officially unveiled its new Google 4K TV Streamer, which will replace Chromecast, set to be discontinued once supplies run out. 

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